Reception 2026 starters
It has been a fantastic first half term in our Reception classes
It has been a fantastic first half term in our Reception classes
This week, we have been celebrating Harvest across our school, taking time to reflect on what Harvest means, why we celebrate it, and the importance of being thankful for the food we have.
Through our learning, the children have explored how Harvest is a time to give thanks for the food grown and gathered, while also recognising that not everyone in our community has access to the food they need. We have talked about how even the smallest acts of kindness can make a big difference to others.
Reading Spotlight
Budgeting and costing.
Year 5 Map Skills
Hazels enjoyed looking at a range of animal bones.
Indoor PE – Stone Age Dance
Year 5 Science
Year 2 had a fantastic day at The Discovery Centre yesterday. We did lots of different activities and the weather was very kind to us!
Unbeaten run continues for the Bunyan Boys.
Our Reception children certainly bounced back after the disappointment of our first Sports Day being rained off!
For most children, Friday 12th June was their very first Sports Day at John Bunyan Primary School & Nursery, and what a fantastic event it was. It was wonderful to see so many parents able to join us and cheer the children on throughout the afternoon.
Competing proudly in their house teams of Fire, Water, Air and Earth, the children showed great enthusiasm, determination and sportsmanship as they took part in a variety of events, including the egg and spoon race, beanbag balance race, space hopper race, hurdles and the flat race. There were lots of smiles, cheers and excitement as the children listened carefully, followed instructions and gave every event their best effort. We were incredibly proud of how well they all participated and supported one another.


Our Nursery class, Saplings, love their weekly outdoor learning sessions in the forest. The brilliant questions that they ask, and their inquisitiveness spills over into the classroom too.



From this, Saplings enjoyed learning lots about minibeasts; see if you can spot the butterflies, bees, and worms.









