Some Year 6 children have been busy this week, weeding the old hen run and laying new wood chip. We will soon be using this area as an extra outdoor learning space. Well done to all those who helped, you worked really hard - weeding thistles isn't the easiest job!
We know that spending time outdoors is really good for our mental health and general mood, especially when the weather is sunny.
Many birds are nesting now or looking for a place to build a nest. Bluebells are starting to flower and new life is emerging as the days grow longer and warmer.
Reception class are eagerly awaiting the hatching of their chick eggs. They are due to hatch tomorrow.
They have everything ready and the heat lamp on to keep the chicks warm when they leave the incubator.
They will then learn all about the chicks and how to care for them.
Year 2 wrote some great letters to Willow with suggestions of where Willow could go for walks in our local area.
Willow had a lovely time trying out lots of different places.
Unfortunately, Willow got a piece of glass stuck in her foot on Lytham Green. It is starting to heal now and she seems to be feeling better.
Alfie's Mum was very kind and came to see Willow and brought her some things to help her foot heal quickly and kill any infection that might have been around the wound.
