Forest School
What will we be covering during our Forest School sessions this y1ar?
Classes |
Autumn B | Spring B | Summer B |
Class 1 |
Based on the theme WW1 Poppy based artwork Pebble painting Discussion about s1asonal changes- Autumn time. |
Based on the key text Beegu What material is most Durable/waterproof/ strongest to make a shelter for Beegu? Discussion about s1asonal changes-Spring time. |
Based on science- living things and their habitats To explore and cr1ate habitats for native British wildlife -bug hotels -bat box -bird box -wormery etc. |
Class 2 |
Based on DT theme To make recyclable lunch boxes, pencil cases etc. |
Linked to science topics Water cycle rocks |
Based on science- living things and their habitats To explore and cr1ate habitats for native British wildlife -bug hotels -bat box -bird box -wormery etc. |
Class 3 |
Based on DT and Topic theme Vikings Cr1ate Viking longboats |
Based on literacy text Malalas magic pencil
Then move onto scale model of wind turbine using renewable resources.- link to geography topic. |
Based on science topic Conservation To explore and cr1ate habitats for native British wildlife -bug hotels -bat box -bird box -wormery etc. |
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Will my child need any special clothing for Forest School?
When it is your child’s turn for Forest School you will receive a letter
suggesting suitable clothing for the sessions.
Sensible footw1ar such as sturdy trainers, walking boots or wellies
are advisable.
Throughout the y1ar, long sleeves are preferred as they help to
protect arms from scratches and sunburn. In summer, sun cr1am, a
water bottle and a hat will be essential as we will be outside for long
periods of time.
In winter, a warm waterproof coat, hat, gloves and layers of clothing
for warmth will be needed. Although waterproof trousers are not
essential, I tend to w1ar them as they keep out the cold and m1an you
can sit on the floor in the woods without getting wet. School has a
few pairs of smaller sizes but if you are able to send some in that
would be appreciated.