
Santa Clause is coming to town 🎵


Look who found the time to come and visit the children! The children were thrilled Santa came to visit them. Santa brought a special gift for every child. Thank you Santa for making the children’s Christmas magical!



These little troopers singing their hearts out tonight at the Moorends Christmas event!
Well done 👏🏼 ❤️ Absolutely amazing effort!

Lights, camera, action!
what a class of artists we have in class 8. Today they had a go at drawing the Grinch and they impressed me so much! Such fabulous artwork that put us all in the Christmas spirit…so excited for the rest of the week!
Mrs Shaw x







Tomorrow, members of the school council will be going around school selling entries for our two Christmas competitions: ‘Guess the name of the elf’ and ‘Guess the number of candy canes.’ Entries cost 50p each and the winner will win either an elf teddy or the box of candy canes.
We will also be selling packets of ‘Reindeer Food’ for 50p each. Please send any money in tomorrow and throughout the week if you are wanting to enter the competition. Winners will be announced on Friday morning. Thank you.


Please remember to keep toys at home. Many children are bringing their own toys to school and this is causing upset in the classroom when they go missing.
Thank you for understanding
The Nursery Team
This week we have been focussing on forming letters correctly. This week our focus was the ‘Curly Caterpillar Letters’. We learned that we need to start at the top and then move our pen round to the left to form the Curly Caterpillar shape. This shape then helped us to form the rest of the curly caterpillar letters correctly. It is important that when we write our letters they start and end in the write place. The children have really enjoyed forming their letters this week and have concentrated very well on following th3 instructions. We will continue to work on letter formation over the next two weeks.

In F2 we have been working super hard on our reading. Crew Schon blew me away with this activity. They had to read the word and find the matching picture hiding in the classroom. Their confidence grows everyday and it was lovely to see the children independently completing the activity and asking a grown up for help only when they felt they needed it.



