Reception 2020 - 2021

Welcome to St. Winefride's

2020 - 2021 Reception Class

Meet the Reception Team

Mr Shipton - Class Teacher

Mrs Edwards - Teaching Assistant

Mrs Moral-Selby - Teaching Assistant

British Science Week 2021

World Down Syndrome Day

Odd Sock Day 2021

Superhero Day 2021

Fundraising for Comic Relief

Posting our Mother's Day Letters

The Christmas Story by Reception

Christmas in Reception at St. Winefride's

Our Topic for Autumn Term 2

'Festivals Around the World'

We Will Remember Them...

Indian Food Tasting - Diwali

Religious Education in Reception

Classroom Displays 

Week Beginning 19.10.20

This week we made the sound 'c' using playdoh and took part in a variety of Halloween activities.

Week Beginning 12.10.20

This week we brought our favourite toys into school so we could talk and write about them. We began to explore addition using everyday objects and items. 

Week Beginning 05.10.20

This week we wrote the sound 'm' in mud, formed the sound 'd' using our dinosaur toys and counted the dots on the domino and placed the dominoes under the correct number.

Week Beginning 28.09.20

This week we wrote the sound 'i' in shaving foam, wrote the sound 'n' in Nutella and placed the correct amount of counters onto the Superhero number card.

Week Beginning 21.09.20

This week we made healthy fruit and vegetable tigers linking in with our weekly story 'The Tiger who came to tea'. We put numbers in order with the help of Numicon. We made the sound 't' using the small wooden blocks. We brought in food to celebrate our Harvest Festival.

Week Beginnning 14.09.20

This week we have been learning the sounds 's' and 'a'. We formed the sound 's' using spaghetti and the sound 'a' using pieces of apple. 

‘Be the best that we can be’

At St. Winefride's, reading is at the heart of our curriculum and this is particularly evident within our Early Years setting whereby we select a range of books suitable for each area of learning. We want children be excited about books, to talk about books and eventually to be able to pick up a book and read it independently. Here are 100 picture books which are recommended to kick start your child’s reading journey. How many of these books can you read before the end of Reception?