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It was daytime at the Aston Hall Supermarket and all was quiet… until there was an escape-pea on the loose!!!! This half term, FS2 are
A Greener Future for Aston Hall
This week, FS2 had a great chat with Dave, the Project Manager from Genfit who is responsible for installing solar panels on our school’s roof.
We are incredibly proud of the children in FS2. They have crafted a beautiful wall hanging inspired by the talented artist, Anna Ray. Each child
It’s been a busy week in FS2 with lots of outdoor Maths learning and we have enjoyed reading our book of the week, Superworm!
Superhero Headquarters in FS2! 🚀
Our FS2 children are thoroughly enjoying being back at school and are excited about our new inquiry line for this half-term! We’ve had fun playing
Gong Hei Fat Choy – Happy Lunar New Year!
Our FS2 children have been celebrating and learning all about the Lunar New Year this week, leading up to the start of the new year
Aston Hall’s Nativity Play Raises Money for NHS Charity’s Tiny Toes Appeal
Nativity stars at Aston Hall raised £180 for the Rotherham Hospital and Community Charity’s Tiny Toes appeal by selling the show’s programmes. Children appearing in
In FS2 we are artists! We have been inspired by Kandinski to create a calendar for the new year. 🎨🖌 We learnt to make our own
On Wed 6th December, EYFS and KS1 were treated to a fantastic performance of ‘Cinderella’ by Chaplins Panto who visited school. The children were transported
Simon Murray ‘Icky Doo Dah’ Illustrator Visits Aston Hall
Children from FS2 to Year 3 had the fantastic opportunity to draw with a real illustrator this week. ✏ Simon Murray, son of Peter Murray
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Children in Y1/2MH and Y2GD have been practicing their sports day skills in PE! They have been using the javelins, balancing with the egg and
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