Dear Families,

We very much look forward to welcoming you all back to school tomorrow!

School is open at the usual time of 8am for Breakfast Club and 8:40am for learning.

We hope you have had a fantastic break with your family and friends!

See you tomorrow

FS2 are enjoying drawing club, today the children designed their own supervillain vegetable. We had carrots shooting fire balls and cucumbers with laser eyes. The children are really using their imagination to create their own characters.

Good afternoon families,

our school is now closed for October half term, and will, re-open to pupils and staff on Monday 4th November. Have a restful week off

The nursery children collected autumn leaves and made leaf rubbing pictures to take home.

The FS2 children have learnt about the technique of collage. The children looked at lots of different types of collage and talked about witch one was their favour and why. They then made their own vegetable collage by ripping small pieces of tissue and overlapping them, before sticking them down.

🟢🟢 Evil Pea 🟢🟢

The evil pea is on the loose in High Hazels Academy and causing mischief, don't panic the FS2 children are on the case! They have drawn wanted posters and put them up around school. The reward for finding the evil pea is written in invisible ink, so you won't know until you help capture him! Keep your eyes peeled!

Dear families

On Tuesday 5th November hometime will be 3pm. This is to allow families time to arrive at Phillimore Park for the Lantern Parade for those who wish to attend.

In literacy in FS2 we were drawing our own settings. We used our imagination to come up with ideas for our settings, then we discussed our ideas with our partners before drawing them. The children came up with some fantastic ideas, from shipwrecks under the sea, to cities with erupting volcanos.

Dear families

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High Hazels Herald - 21st October 2024

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Dear families

At High Hazels, we are committed to creating a school environment where every child feels safe, valued, and respected. Today is “Show Racism the Red Card” day, children and staff were encouraged to wear red clothing to symbolize standing up against racism. This visual statement helps to show unity and support for the cause.

Our school was very red today!