Year 1

Year One’s Got Talent- from hoola hooping to artist, football skills to gymnastics- what a fun afternoon we had.

Our end of term-Teddy bear’s Picnic

Our Trip to the Runway Visitor Park at Manchester Airport

Year One Sporting Superstars

Stay and Play in Year One

We invited our grown ups to spend the afternoon in Year One. We took our grown ups on a tour of our learning environment and together we had lots of fun completing activities including making rocket mice that we launched up to the ceiling!

Penguins Stay and Play. Fun in the sun at Forest School.

Year One Summer Project- Fabulous Fruity Kebabs

We have been busy fruit tasting, deciding which fruits we would like to use. Next, we designed our kebabs. We learnt the different ways of cutting the fruit, handling the knives safely. We then made our kebabs. However the best part of this project was eating the kebabs. They were delicious!

Fruit Kebabs

The Circus came to Wellfield Infants and Year One loved learning new skills of plate spinning, juggling and parachute fun.

Thank you to the children and staff at Ashton High school. Year One loved taking part in all the sports. From balloon volley ball, space hopper bouncing, parachute games and golf, just to name a few sports. Year One loved taking part, exercising and most importantly….HAVING FUN!

Multi Skills Festival at Ashton-On-Mersey High School

Year One have been working really hard on their football skills. From dribbling, with great ball control, to passing the ball, the children have really mastered their skills. Watch out England!… we might have some budding football stars in the future.

Football Fever In Year One

The children loved learning all about the American artist Georgia O’Keeffe. She inspired Year One to produce their own paintings of flowers using bright, vibrant colours.

Georgia O’Keefe Inspired Paintings

Science Week- March 2024

We read the book - Someone's swallowed Stanley by Sarah Roberts and learned all about the dangers of plastic, especially in the oceans, as it doesn't easily decompose. Over time, we tested this by observing how a banana and orange decomposed while the plastic ruler didn't change at all. We have written to our local supermarket- The COOP to ask them to use less plastic. We then made our very own biodegradable plastic. All week, we reused plastic, in our craft area and made things like necklaces. Finally ended our Science week by reusing plastic bags to make our own parachutes and LOVED testing them outdoors.

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