Class 1 (Nursery & Reception)

Welcome to Class 1, led by Mrs Eason and Mrs Johnson.

 

In the Early Years Foundation Stage your child will embark on an incredible learning journey, full of exciting and stimulating experiences that lay firm foundations for the rest of their school life.

 

We aim to:

  • Provide a well-planned and resourced curriculum.
  • Meet the emotional, spiritual and educational needs of each child.
  • Help children learn and provide opportunities for all children to succeed.
  • Provide an atmosphere of care and of feeling valued.
  • Encourage each child to become independent.

 

We endeavour to make the children’s learning experiences challenging, memorable and enjoyable. Our Nursery children follow the Foundation Stage Curriculum, which is divided into three Prime areas and four Specific areas:

 

  • Personal, Social and Emotional Development is crucial for all young children and is the key to success in all aspects of their lives.
  • In the area of Communication and Language the children learn to communicate with one another and develop talking, listening, reading and writing skills.
  • Physical Development includes moving on the large apparatus, developing ball skills and dance.
  • Literacy which includes reading, writing, phonics and spelling.
  • In Mathematics the children develop ideas about number, quantity, shape and space
  • Understanding the World is about the children being given the opportunity to investigate and understand things and places around them.
  • Expressive Arts includes art, music, dance and imaginative play.

Young children flourish best in an environment which is exciting, stimulating, engaging and full of adults who are interested in them and we know that they learn best from experiences that are suitable for their stages of development.

 

All children love being outdoors and the outside curriculum is seen as a very important part of our Early Years education. Secure outside play and learning facilities are provided, including the opportunity to ride bikes and scooters to develop children’s gross motor skills.

 

We see parents as a child’s first and most enduring educators. The support and encouragement you give are important throughout your child’s life. Our Early Years Foundation team work closely with parents/carers and greatly welcome your involvement on your child’s journey, here at Dudley House School.

 

Useful Information

Spring Term Letter 1 2024 (EYFS)

 

Autumn Term Letter 2 2023 (EYFS)

Autumn Term Letter 1 2023 (EYFS)

 

Food for all – Topic Overview – Autumn 2 2022

Autumn Term Letter 2 2022 (EYFS)

 

All About Me – Topic Overview – Autumn 1 2022

Autumn Term Letter 1 2022 (EYFS)

 

‘In the Garden’ – Topic Overview – Summer 2 2022

Summer Term Letter 2 2022 (EYFS)

 

‘Once Upon a Time’ – Topic Overview – Summer 2022

Summer Term Letter 2022 (EYFS)

 

‘Marvellous Me’ – Topic Overview – Spring 2 2022

Spring Term Letter 2 2022 (EYFS)

 

‘Freezing Cold’ – Topic Overview – Spring 2022

Spring Term Letter 2022 (EYFS)

 

‘Toys’ – Topic Overview – Autumn 2 2021

Autumn Term Letter 2 2021

 

‘What a Wonderful World’ – Topic overview – Autumn 2021

Autumn Term Letter 2021

 

Summer Days – Topic Overview – Summer 2 2021

Summer Term Letter 2 2021

 

Can we fix it – Topic Overview – Summer 1 2021

Summer Term Letter 2021

 

Animals Big and Small – Topic Overview – Spring 2 2021

Spring Term Letter 2 2021

 

Winter & Clothing – Topic Overview – Spring 1 2021

Spring Term Letter 1 2021

 

Food for All – Topic Overview -Autumn 2 2020

 

All about me – Topic Overview – Autumn 1 2020

Autumn Term Letter 1 2020

 

Class 1 Gallery