Fun with Number Lines
We have been learning maths outside!
We have been learning maths outside!
William Byrd Primary Academy has been Awarded Primary Science Quality Mark!
In our Year 1 writing lessons we are looking at the story of Little Red Riding Hood. We came to school dressed up as Grandparents to promote discussion and experience what it is like to be a grandparent.
This year has marked the start of our Growing Hope Project in school. The Growing Hope Project follows the seasonal cycle of the year and uses it as a metaphor for growth and change that supports the children in coming to terms with their own changing circumstances. There is strong evidence to link gardening and connectivity to nature with improved mental and physical health.
The group has flourished and worked well together so far. The children have been busy making a bug hotel in the Growing Hope Garden. They worked together to gather different natural materials such as, dry grass, sticks, stones, wood and fallen leaves. This will provide a safe hideaway for wildlife.
It is wonderful to see our Reception children settling in so well in their new classes.
The beginning of the term can be hard for nursery children, but we are happy to say children are settling in really well.
2022-2023 has been an amazing year for William Byrd and we had lots to celebrate in our End of Year Celebration Assembly. We are incredibly proud of our children and staff who are always striving to do their best and a special thanks to our parents/carers for always supporting us.
We were very excited to invite our parents for the last time this year to come and celebrate with us.
We asked our Nursery children if they would like to help us with secret mission. All of them were very excited and curious to hear what we had planned. We bought two white dresses for Mrs Ferreira and Mrs K and we asked the children to decorate them.
The Reception children had an amazing time participation in a trip to Ruislip Lido.
Year 2 were very proud to exhibit their Paul Cezanne, still life artwork, the fruits, vegetables and utensils were created using paper mache and clay.
On 28th June, a few of our children attended the Diana Award Anti-Bullying Ambassador Programme in Wembley. The Anti-Bullying Ambassador Programme equips students and staff with the tools needed to raise awareness of bullying behaviour and supports schools and young people to tackle it.