In their art lessons, Year 2 will be working with clay. They explored how they can use their hands and different tools to make a variety of shapes and textures in the clay.
Haydon Abbey School and Pre School
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At Haydon Abbey we are committed to giving your child the best all-round education that we can. We set high expectations in terms of behaviour and attitudes to learning and these, together with our core values, are reinforced throughout the day in every aspect of school life. We want our children to leave the school having achieved their full potential in terms of their learning, but also to be ha
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Pre-school have also taken part in TOP this week. They have had a busy week planning and prepping for their final piece! They were inspired by the archway on the original picture and decided they would like to recreate their very own. They used different sized sponges and paints to add lots of colour to their archway. The pre-school children have all thoroughly enjoyed taking part.
Thank you to everyone who came to support their children with our ‘Take One Picture’ art gallery this afternoon. The children and teaching staff have had a wonderful week working on their projects and were pleased to have been able to proudly show them off.
Thank you for organising Miss Elwin 🎨
Year 6 have been reflecting on the sacrifice of soldiers during the D-Day landings. They have written some beautiful reflective diary entries to convey the emotion of those who gave so much.
Just before half term, Year 6 enjoyed their post-SATs trip to Thorpe Park. They had a super fun day, exploring all the rides and making memories with their friends.
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This morning, 3HB went to Sir Henry Floyd grammar school to practice their tennis skills. The children used determination and team-work to complete different tennis challenges! A lot of fun was had by all!
On Friday, Years 1 and 2 were visited by author and illustrator Emma Carlisle, as she spoke about her new book ‘Time Runs Like a River’. The children were thoroughly engaged and made thoughtful comments in the Q&A. Some children also received their signed copies at the end! They were very excited to leave school and show their grown ups.
Thank you Our Bookshop for another special event!
3EW had a great first session in forest school today. They made dens, played in the mud kitchen and climbed trees 🌳
Year 4 will be holding a Book Club with residents of Avondale Care Home every Friday until the end of term. Today was the first visit and the children and residents thoroughly enjoyed the experience! Y4 love to share their passion for reading 📖
Avondale Care Home, Aylesbury
Today is all about the Magic of Community ✨
The last day of and we are so impressed by how many active journeys our children have been taking part in. Thank you to everyone for supporting our pledge to reduce car usage and pollution outside of school. We hope that we can continue with more active journeys moving forward!
Walk 🚶♂️ Bike 🚲 Scooter 🛴 Bus 🚌 or park and stride!
Yesterday afternoon, 4SH braved the rain for their last forest school session this year. It was a fire session and they enjoyed s’mores! The mud kitchen was a hit of course and the children left some very muddy footprints as they walked back into school.
Thank you Miss Tomlins for all of their sessions 💙💛
Reception have been continuing to look at the story ‘Clean Up’ in Literacy and have been learning about recycling and re-using. The children were given the task to create something new by re-using the teachers’ rubbish! They created some wonderful things such as guitars, castles, rockets and different animals!
Today is all about the Magic of Friendship ✨
Walking to school with friends is a fantastic way to start the day, discussing shared passions, what the book you’re reading at the moment is, what your plans for the half term are or what you’ve been noticing on your walks to school.
In 3SJ, the children and Mrs Jenkins had lots of discussions in PSHE about what they would like to be when they grow up. There were Olympic gymnasts, teachers, firemen and ice cream makers among the list. Here are their posters displaying what they would like to be.
Today is focused on happiness and how a little bit of exercise and fresh air to start our day, can boost our moods for the rest of the day!
Today, a selection of Y5 students had the opportunity to visit Sir Henry Floyd to take part in a science workshop, supported by some very helpful Y9 students. The children had an amazing day and loved being able to do such a broad range of experiments, from dissecting flowers to identifying what kind of fingerprint they have!
Day 2 of ! Today is all about the Magic of Movement. We should participate in up to 60 minutes of activity a day and walking to school can be part of that.
Remember to add your photos of walking to school in the comments below or send to the office email FAO Miss Hurley ✨
Today, our Y5/6 Netballers played in a County Finals tournament against the top 2 teams from leagues across Beds and Bucks. This is the first time HA have made it to county finals in Netball, so we very proud of them and what they have achieved.
The teams we were up against were all fantastic, but Team HA held their own and remembered all that we had worked on in training. They kept their heads held high throughout and pushed through to each of the final whistles. They won 2 out of their 8 matches and some of them were very close games with just a point in it.
Well done Team HA, we are so proud of you 💙💛
This week, our school is celebrating cleaner air, safer streets and healthier children with Living Streets’ . Share your walk to school snaps with us in the comments below ⬇️
Today, take in your surroundings! Try and notice something new on your journey. Walking can help reduce the amount of harmful gases we put into the environment and help to save our planet.
A huge well done to Year 6 for all their hard work and determination that they have shown this week during their SATs. We are extremely proud of all of you and could not have asked any more of you all. You’ve worked your socks off all year and it has finally paid off! We hope you have a wonderfully restful weekend, it is most certainly deserved!
From Miss Ayers and Miss Haynes
Next week, we are taking part in the Living Streets - Walk to School challenge 🚶🏻♀️
It is a 5-day walking challenge, where you are encouraged to walk, wheel, scoot, bike, bus or park and stride in order to get to school (park at Sainsbury’s or a similar distance and walk the rest of the journey).
We will learn about the important reasons to walk and the difference it can make for individuals, communities and the planet 🌎
You can share your pictures of your walk to school journey, by adding it to the comments below our W2S posts or send into the office email, subject FAO Miss Hurley.
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Reception’s literacy focus over the next few weeks is on the story ‘Clean Up’ by Nathan Byron. Reception started the week by taking a flight to Jamaica and exploring the beaches however, they noticed that the beaches were full of rubbish! There were lots of great discussions and the children helped clean the beaches up.
Today, some of Y5 had the opportunity to practise their cutting, peeling and grating skills! They learnt about how to keep themselves and others safe while handling a knife, and the importance of washing your hands thoroughly before handling food. All the children worked incredibly hard and listened to the instructions very carefully. We can’t wait to see how the other Y5s get on, and hopefully we will get to apply these skills when making a pasta sauce!
Today in 3HB, the children looked at the process of mummification. They used tomatoes to represent the mummies and enjoyed scooping out the organs and wrapping the mummies in linen.
3SJ have been mummifying tomatoes to replicate the Egyptian mummification process in their History lesson today.
And that’s a wrap (literally! We had them for lunch!) on Bushcraft 2024! Both us teachers and the children have had the most fun and there have been a few tears today about leaving. We packed today full of camp songs, knife skills and making survival bracelets.
We can’t thank the Bushcraft team enough for making this a truly unforgettable experience. The Bushcraft Company
Bushcrafters experienced a night walk around the estate last night before bed!
Year 6 loved creating a model of blood in Science today using things from the store cupboard. They learnt that blood is not just a red liquid but made up on plasma, red and white blood cells, platelets and so much more! It looks very realistic!
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