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EXCITING NEWS …Engayne staff have been recording stories in audio and video format. They are in our very own STORYTIME library. Click the link to see more!
EYFS to Year 1 Transition Presentation
We have all settled into school and had a fantastic time showing our parents/grandparents and caring adults what we do at lunchtime!
Reception had great fun researching koala facts for Endangered Animals theme week. THey even used what they had learned to create a koala themed scarecrow for the EPFA trail! Look out for is over half term!
Thursday 10th October was Hello Yellow and Take 10 and read challenge day. The children all took time to talk to each other, read, share and take care of their mental wellbeing.
The school commemorated remembrance day with a two minute silence on Monday 11th November at 11am.
Children in Need Day was lots of fun with Pudsey and spots!
EYFS, Year One and Year Two have had great fun creating their enterprise projects for the Xhristmas Fayre.
We all took part in the Take 10 challenge on October 10th
The Take 10 Challenge encourages people to read for just 10 minutes a day to improve their wellbeing and support their literacy. For more information click here.
Does your child have trouble selecting a book to read? Watch this fun animation to help them choose books they will love!
With your library membership you can view a variety of story and factual books online. To find out more visit: https://www.havering.gov.uk/info/20039/libraries/685/ebooks_and_audiobooks
Visit the link below to also find encyclopedias, dictionaries, art and music resources in the virtual library: https://www.havering.gov.uk/info/20039/libraries/680/virtual_library
The Importance of Bedtime Reading for Children – this website has lots of suggested books and tips to make bedtime reading engaging.
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