Here you will find out about all of the exciting things we take part in at Lydiate - both in and out of school hours.

• Reading with our lovely parents in Cedar Class!

  Tue 03 Mar 2020
  Cedar Class really enjoyed reading with our parents this afternoon as part of World Book Week. We love reading in Cedar and the teachers are so proud of how the children are coming on. Well done parents for supporting this love of reading!

  

• Maple and Cedar Class grow Bean Plants!

  Tue 03 Mar 2020 P Foulkes
  Maple and Cedar Class have been growing 'Broad Bean' plants in Science and each week they record how much their plants have grown.  Wow! they've grown a lot in three weeks.

  

• Maple Class loved reading with their family members

  Tue 03 Mar 2020 P Foulkes
  The excitement built throughout the day as the children couldn't wait for their mums, dads, nans and grandads to come into school to read with them!  Books were carefully chosen in advance from the class library as the children wanted to show off their fabulous reading.  Fluent reading and great expression was heard throughout the room as the children delved into their books.  Some parents showed good expression too!  Well done everyone and thank you to all the adults who came to join us, we hope to see you again shortly.  

  

• Rowan Class Theatre!

  Tue 03 Mar 2020
  In Rowan we had a try at some Drama by acting out our story Lila and the Secret of Rain. We read half of the book and then the children had to discuss what they thought might happen next and then act it out in our very own theatre!

  

• Oak class negative numbers today.

  Tue 03 Mar 2020
  

• York Day 3

  Fri 28 Feb 2020
  

• A day in the life of Holly Nursery

  Fri 28 Feb 2020
  

• Acorn have been learning all about the story 'Were going on a bear hunt' we sequenced the story to help us retell it.

  Fri 28 Feb 2020
  

• Weighing in Cedar Class

  Thu 27 Feb 2020

  In Cedar Class we have explored and compared the different ways we can measure and have learned how to read different types of scales. Today, we used a variety of weighing scales. We split into three groups, each rotating around 3 different weighing activities - measuring pancake ingredients, weighing parcels, weighing ourselves. We compared the data within each group, ordering heaviest to lightest and lightest to heaviest. We also made comparisons using the symbols < and > (less than/more than). 

   

   

  

• York 2020 day 2

  Thu 27 Feb 2020