Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!

We had a fantastic time today making snowmen with our lunchtime supervisors. We worked together as a team and played very sensibly in the snow. We'd like to say a big thank you to all our wonderful lunchtime supervisors for making play time such fun!

Do you like Frosty?

Let it snow in Cherry Class

Yesterday we took the opportunity to go out in the snow and have a go with our new cameras. We took lots of photos and even made a short video of us having fun out in the snow.



A big thank you to FOBs for making this possible!

It's a cold and frosty morning

Over the last few weeks our topic has been 'On a cold and frosty morning'. We had fun finding out about penguins and where they live.

We used different skills making penguins out of clay, paper and paint. We found out lots of information about penguins using books, photos, film and the internet which helped us to describe penguins to our friends.

At Christmas we turned part of our role play area into Santa's Grotto. Here we wrote letters to Santa, made toys for Santa's elves and enjoyed taking turns at being Santa.

Merry Christmas from Belle Vue!

** Don't forget to come along to our Christingle Church Service Friday 18th December at 2pm - St. Augustine's Church, Holly Road, Aldershot.

Have a wonderful Christmas and a very Happy New Year!!

(Children return to school 5th Jan 2010)

'Let's Cook!' Autumn Term Home Learning Project

Our Home Learning Project this term was entitled 'Let's Cook!'.

Each child was able to put a scrapbook together about cooking and preparing food at home.

Some children even bought in their fabulous creations!

Each scrapbook could contain things like receipes, photographs, and shopping lists for instance.

All the children worked very hard and we were so pleased with the results!

A big well done to all the children of Belle Vue - your scrapbooks were fantastic!!

Mmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!

Everyone in school was very excited when the snow arrived today, and just in time for playtime!

We hope you enjoyed it as much as us!

Christingle celebrations!

As part of our Christmas celebrations, all the children have learnt about the Christingle and made their own to take home. The four cocktail sticks, ladened with fruit and sweets, represent the four corners of our world and remind us of all the good things God gave to the world. The red ribbon represents Jesus's blood and reminds us that he died on the cross. Whilst making our Christingles, we thought about a class wish to make the world a better place.