In class we have been discussing what it must have been like when Jesus lived on earth. What did the homes look like? What clothing did the people wear? What kinds of food did they eat?
After researching these questions we re-created our own first century biblical meal. Jesus told many parables during meal times, this was a wonderful opportunity to re-visit the parable of the Lost Sheep.
We headed off to Margam Park ready to explore and gather interesting things. We found lots of leaves, pine cones and acorns. The leaves made a super abacus, we recognised the number on the abacus sheet and added the correct amount of leaves.
The children gathered twigs during Wellie Wednesday.
They organised the twigs and grouped them according to their size to make a boat. ⛵️. The boats were placed in the water and we discussed floating and sinking.
The children have been discovering their senses. They have been focusing on their sense of smell. They carefully cut herbs in the sensory garden, chose what they favoured and made a room fragrance using a pestle and mortar.
Nursery children exploring our locality in search for conkers.
This story teaches us how to forgive and love like Jesus.
Dear Parents / Carers,
In line with guidance from NPT, we will be trialling delivering the New Curriculum for Wales, through concepts. Our Autumn concept is Belonging, and part of this study will be thinking about ourselves, our friends, our family and people in our community who help us.
Here are some informative links that explain the content of various games/apps that your child may be playing. More importantly – the age of consent.
TikTok age of consent is 13+
See this link from Common Sense Media with reviews from children and parents about its content.
Fortnite PEGI rating 12+
Read Common Sense Media’s full review of Fortnite, and learn more about how it works. Then find answers below to parents’ most frequently asked questions about the game and how to use it safely
Call of Duty PEGI Rating 18+
Please be aware what children may be seeing/exposed to when older siblings or parents are playing this game.
Players use a variety of guns, knives, and explosives to kill other humans, resulting in death, gore, and bloodshed
https://www.commonsensemedia.org/game-reviews/call-of-duty-infinite-warfare
Recommended 8+
Poppy Playtime is a unique first-person horror adventure game. Likewise, there are many elements in the game that are purposefully designed to creep players out. With any game release that is in the horror genre, adults, as well as parents, are always concerned about age restrictive content.
We have been very lucky to enjoy sessions with Eleanor from Tiny Toes Ballet!
Here are some pictures from our sessions!
We are very excited and proud to be part of Neath Port Talbot Council Child Development Funding Programme of Activities.
NPT Council has created this programme to bring opportunities to children under 5 and their families who have been negatively impacted by the Covid-19 Pandemic. And we at Tiny Toes Ballet are so very happy to be offering free sessions throughout March to those children from 6 months to 5 years in Port Talbot, Alltwen, Skewen and Longford.
We hope to bring the fun and magic of tiny toes ballet along with the social interaction of our classes for the children and parents, that have lacked just that throughout the pandemic.
Bookings are open NOW for our March session in the NPT district.