Spring 1

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What a fantastic end to the Spring Term we had! We were all so excited about learning and celebrating the Chinese New Year. We tried Chinese food, role-played our own restaurant, wrote in Chinese and learnt how to say Happy New Year In Chinese. 




You’ve all worked so hard this half term and it has been lovely to see you all progress in all areas of your learning. 

When you come back we will begin with some traditional tales. We will huff and puff till our houses blow down! 


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