Class Teacher for 2025-26 – Niamh Doyle
Teaching Assistants – Karen, Cory & Liz
Personal Support Worker- Andrea
Rabbit class have been using some lovely communication on our recent walks. We have been using our language to comment on the things we can see around us, such as leaves, horses and birds and listening to the sounds they make.Â
We didn’t realise that cheeky elves had hidden themselves in our snack bag.
The elves left little clues around the park, and at the end of the game they left us a big packet of Christmas cookies! We enjoyed our elf cookies before heading back to school. Merry Christmas everyone, love from Rabbit class.
During our Fridays Rabbit class have been participating in a lunch time club with our school artist Rachel. In the lunchtime club we have been exploring the art room and all the fantastic activates that Rachel provides for us. Rabbit class really enjoy our lunch time club and love to express our artistic side 😄
Rabbits are working on labelling items we find out in the community! Adults use lots of simple clear language and symbols to support understanding of the words we’re learning! Rabbits have started to show interest in the symbols and enjoyed exploring different types of leaves and trees!
Rabbit class have been busy making smoothies as part of our weekly food sensory session.
We gathered our ingredients together and tasted them. We talked about how the ingredients tasted, if they were tangy or sweet, and which ones we liked best.
We took turns to operate the blender using the switch button, and we all had a refreshing smoothie that we created together, it was very tasty!
This term in rabbit class we have been working on our gross motor skills focusing on movement. Including different ways of movement such as climbing, crawling and jumping. We have also been gaining independence by practising our dressing skills by changing into our P.E kits.
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You have the right to play and relax by doing things
like sports, music and drama.
Rabbit class have been working hard at maths mastery and have been enjoying a range of autumnal maths activities both in and outside the classroom. We have been subitising using natural resources and matching pictures and numbers.
