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Bath and Wells MAT

Snowdrop Class

Welcome to Snowdrop Class!

Snowdrop Class are taught by Miss Brown in the mornings and Mr Shipway in the afternoons. 

'Welcome to Term 1'

Welcome to an exciting start to the school year in Snowdrop Class!

This term is all about helping the children settle happily into their new classroom, become familiar with school routines, and build positive friendships. Creating a safe, nurturing environment is our priority as the children begin their learning journey together.

Our topic is Marvellous Me, where we will explore what makes each of us special and unique. Through stories, discussions and play, the children will learn about their feelings and emotions. They will also be introduced to The Colour Monster, using their own Mini Me characters to help communicate how they are feeling throughout the day. 

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Timetables

Autumn 2 2026

Drawing Club

Drawing Club is not a scheme of learning; it is a playful way of encouraging children to become confident storytellers through creative mark-making. Each week, the children will explore a high-quality fiction or non-fiction book, or a short animation, using it as inspiration for their own ideas.

Together, we will delve into the characters and setting, before enjoying two special Adventure Days, where the children invent their own exciting twists, characters or events linked to the story. Drawing Club helps make writing meaningful, enjoyable and fun, while building rich vocabulary, communication skills and a love of storytelling.

 

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The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) is the framework used in nurseries, preschools, and reception classes in England for children from birth to age 5. It sets the standards for learning, development, and care to ensure children are given the best start in life. The EYFS is built around seven areas of learning and development. These are divided into three prime areas and four specific areas:

The Prime Areas (the building blocks for learning)

These develop first and are the most essential for children’s healthy development and future learning.

  • Communication and Language

  • Physical Development

  • Personal, Social and Emotional Development (PSED)

The Specific Areas (which build on the prime areas)

As children grow, these areas help them extend their learning.

  • Literacy

  • Mathematics

  • Understanding the World

  • Expressive Arts and Design

Phonics Links

RWI Progression EYFS 2025-26.pdf RWI Letter Formation.pdf Ditty Sheets Home Practice.pdf set 2 alien words.pdf Set 2 green words.pdf Set 2 Flashcards.pdf Set 1 alien words.pdf RWI Set 1 Green Words.pdf Set 1 RWI Flashcards.pdf

Meet the Teacher Presentation

Meet the Teacher - 2026

 

 

 

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