Ash Class

Welcome to Ash Class

Ash Class is our Early Years Hub with children in YN (pre-school) and YR (reception).

In our class we are taught by Mrs Warren, Miss Jaworski, Mrs Beaton and Miss Stec.

You can use this page to keep up to date with all of the exciting things we get up to in Ash Class!

Please find the pronunciation guide to the sounds we are learning this half term below:

Here are some photos of how we learn in early Years! 

Tapestry

Don't forget to take a look at Tapestry to see even more photographs of our time in class!

Please feel free to respond to the observations by adding a comment or add your own observations from home. It is always wonderful to be able to celebrate home achievements inside the classroom.

Ash Class

Welcome to Ash Class

Ash Class is our Early Years Hub with children in YN (pre-school) and YR (reception).

In our class we are taught by Mrs Warren, Miss Jaworski, Mrs Beaton and Miss Stec.

You can use this page to keep up to date with all of the exciting things we get up to in Ash Class!

Please find the pronunciation guide to the sounds we are learning this half term below:

Here are some photos of how we learn in early Years! 

Tapestry

Don't forget to take a look at Tapestry to see even more photographs of our time in class!

Please feel free to respond to the observations by adding a comment or add your own observations from home. It is always wonderful to be able to celebrate home achievements inside the classroom.

Ash Class

Welcome to Ash Class

Ash Class is our Early Years Hub with children in YN (pre-school) and YR (reception).

In our class we are taught by Mrs Warren, Miss Jaworski, Mrs Beaton and Miss Stec.

You can use this page to keep up to date with all of the exciting things we get up to in Ash Class!

Please find the pronunciation guide to the sounds we are learning this half term below:

Here are some photos of how we learn in early Years! 

Tapestry

Don't forget to take a look at Tapestry to see even more photographs of our time in class!

Please feel free to respond to the observations by adding a comment or add your own observations from home. It is always wonderful to be able to celebrate home achievements inside the classroom.