Stithians Community Primary School

Stithians Community Primary School

Inspiration - Understanding - Value - Responsibility

Stithians CP School, Church Road, Stithians, Truro, Cornwall, TR3 7DH

secretary@stithians.cornwall.sch.uk

01209 860547

Gunwalloe

Welcome to Gunwalloe Class

Teacher


Amanda Foster
(afoster@stithians.cornwall.sch.uk)

Support Staff

Jo Strick Adele Zschiesche Lacey Isaacs

 

Welcome to Gunwalloe Class.

 

 

Information

Our Welcome Pack details all the day-to-day information you may require.

The Photo Gallery is full of helpful images of the Gunwalloe team, members of the school staff, and pictures of the inside and outside facilities.

The school's Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Policy includes:

  • The school's vision
  • Aims and principles
  • Planning and organising the curriculum
  • Classroom organisation and resources
  • Use of whole school resources
  • Induction
  • Involving parents
  • Language and literacy supporting the reception child
  • Assessment and record keeping
  • Monitoring and evaluation

The Early Years ELGs and Development Statements introduces parents to the seven areas of learning and development.

A baseline assessment will take place within the first six weeks of entry to school. This information pack is sent out to all parents at the beginning of the year. For more information, see the government website here.

 

Class information

Hi, my name is Nellie and I am a cuddly blue elephant. .

Every Friday I sneak into a bag in the hopes of joining one of the children for the weekend.  I am a great guest as I am snuggly, quiet and will eat almost anything.  I am partial to biscuits so it is probably best if you hide them up high in a  cupboard.  I travel with few possessions, even though Miss Foster has promised to make me some pyjamas.  If you would like to add something for the next sleepover, I would be very appreciative (ie a toothbrush)

Termly Newsletters

Click below to read the latest termly newsletter

Newsletter - Summer Term 2

Newsletter - Summer Term 1

Newsletter - Spring Term 2

Newsletter - Spring Term 1

Newsletter - Autumn Term 2

Newsletter - Autumn Term 1


Yearly Topic webs

Half-termly topic webs for the school year are shown below. Click on the available links to view the topic webs.

Autumn term Spring term Summer term

All About Me!

Winter - Celebrations

Beep! All Aboard.

Let's Dig It!

Animals - from tall to short

Children's Choice



Weekly celebration certificates - Autumn Term 1

 

 

20th September 2024

POW – Millie

Virtue - Betony

27th September 2024

POW - Bryn

Virtue - Kingsley

11th October 2024

POW - Paisley

Virtue  - Frank

 18th October 2024

 POW - Mawgan

Virtue - Elias

 25th October 2024

 POW - Chari

Virtue - Ben

 8th November 2024

 POW - Gracie-Leigh

Virtue - Lowen

 14th November 2024

 POW - Kara

virtue - Gracie R

 

 

Weekly blog

14th November 2024
Learning about celebrations has been our focus this week as we looked into the festival of Divali, celebrated by Hindus across the World.  Our daily start to school has been to hear, through stories and videos, about the lives of Hindu children and how they celebrate this festival of lights.  We have recreated the story of Rama and Sita, recognised the importance of Rangoli patterns, made lists of preparations for Divali including dresses up, sending cards, eating traditional foods, watching fireworks and much, much more. The children have been extremely clever at recalling all the new vocabulary of the week too, I wonder how much they can share with you at home? In Maths we have been looking at the composition of 5 in a variety of ways using terms such as whole and part and created our very own pictures using known 2d shapes, whilst in phonics we have been blending 3 and 4 letter words with our online Bug Club.
8th November 2024
This week in Gunwalloe has been a very busy time.  In Maths we have worked on subitising with numbers to five and creating pictures with 2d shapes - tangrams.  In phonics we have been continuing learning our phase 2 phonemes and practising blending cvc words.  At the beginning of the week the children wrote about their holiday news and have started to segment for writing.  Arts, crafts and drawing have played a big role in our week.  We have created bonfires from tissue paper, twigs and leaves, printed fireworks with paint and used the interactive whiteboard tools to draw fireworks. Finally, our Winter Wonderland home corner has been created, just needs the children's artwork for it to be ready to enjoy.
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