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Our Summer term project is called How can we travel? It introduces children to different modes of transport and helps them explore how people travel from one place to another. Through hands‑on experiences, stories, role play, and outdoor learning, children will develop their understanding of the world, build new vocabulary and discuss their own experiences of travel. Children will begin to recognise and name different types of transport (land, air, water). They will understand simple concepts like speed, distance, and safety. We will use imaginative play to recreate journeys and roles (drivers, pilots, passengers). There will also be opportunities to develop early map‑reading and directional language.

Key Information:

🏃 PE is every Tuesday. Please ensure children bring their PE kit to school at the start of term.

📚 Children will change their library book every week. Please return on your given day.

📖 Reading – Children should bring their reading diary and book to school every day. Please read at home five times a week—each read earns a stamp towards the Reading Rainbow!

👢 Wellies – Children should keep a pair of wellies at school for play in all weathers.

 

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