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Beckington and Mells

Church Schools Federation

“The best we can be”

Snowdrop Class

Welcome to Snowdrop Class! 

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

 

We are now entering the Spring Term! This term we continue with our Drawing Club journey, where we will explore more traditional tales, fiction books and animations. We will also be introducing colourful semantics to support us in writing simple phrases. In mathematics, we continue to understand numbers and finding one more and one less of a given amount. We will also explore odd and even numbers and doubling. 

In the afternoons, we continue with our learning in the foundation subjects. In history, the children will be investigating toys in the past compared to toys in the present day. In science, the class will be exploring living things and their habitats. 

 

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

 

Meet the Teacher Presentation September 2025

Snowdrop Class have really enjoyed learning about Easter. The children learned about Palm Sunday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday. We created palm leaves to represent the story of Palm Sunday and enjoyed eating yummy hot cross buns, where we talked about their shape and why there is a cross on them. The children also found out what happens on Easter Sunday and why it is such an important day.

Fossil Expert Visit

 

On Wednesday 11th March, Snowdrop Class were visited by fossil expert, Simon Carpenter. Simon shared with us his knowledge and passion of fossil hunting! The children had the opportunity to handle a fossilised dinosaur skull, a dinosaur bone and the class favourite - fossilised dinosaur poo! The class showed excellent listening and asked wonderful questions!

FANTASTIC PRINTERS

In our final printing lesson of the sequence, Snowdrop Class used foam tiles to create their own designs before printing them using black ink. We may have got a little messy, but the children loved experimenting with the materials and were proud of the creative prints they produced!

WORLD BOOK DAY

Exploring Maps & the World

Young Artists' Summer Show pieces for the Royal Academy of Arts Competition by Snowdrop Class

Life in Snowdrop Class

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