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We are very excited to announce that our nursery is expanding! We are now accepting applications for 2 year olds. Funded places for 2 & 3 year olds are available and we are able to offer wrap around care from 7:30am - 5:30pm.

This Thursday 6th March we will be celebrating World Book Day. We are inviting all children to come to school on Thursday dressed up as a book character. We also have two exciting author visits this week!

Today we celebrated WORLD BOOK DAY! Check out some of the amazing costumes worn by our children.

The staff wouldn’t miss out on the fun… check out their costumes!

The first of our author visits for World Book Day was by Mo O’Hara, author of Agent Moose. Mo led an assembly for Reception - Year 3 children all about the Agent Moose book. The children even got the chance to design their own pet with super powers!

Our Year 6 students had a fantastic time with Community Cycleworks in a Fix-a-Bike workshop, where they learnt essential bike repair skills! From checking brakes and chains to fixing punctured tyres, they’ve got the knowledge to keep their wheels rolling!

Oh no! It seems reception have had an unexpected visitor and they have left some clues behind. Have you seen any visitors in the reception playground? Help us solve the mystery!

The second of our author visits for World Book Day was by Cerrie Burnell, author of Wilder Than Midnight. Cerrie led an assembly for Year 4 - 6 children, all about the new book. The children even got the chance to read some to their peers!

This week is Celebrating Neurodversity Week. On Monday we had a whole school assembly where we learnt all about Neurodiversity and how we can celebrate it. We also learnt about how we can support people who are neurodiverse.

We’re also celebrating World Down Syndrome Day on Friday by supprting the Lots of Socks campaign. Wear your favourite socks, crazy socks, odd socks or any socks that get people talking about Down Syndrome. #worlddownsyndromeday #lotsofsocks

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One of the most inspiring visitors Lyndhurst has ever had. James Ketchell shared his adventures from rowing across the Atlantic Ocean, to summiting Mount Everest and cycling around the world, he taught us how to be resilient and brave to accomplish anything we put our minds to!

To raise money for Comic Relief all of our students climbed the height of Mount Everest (52,047 steps) within Lyndhurst! We showed resilience and perseverance during our climb!

As part of their art unit on Georgia O’Keeffe, Year 3 went to Dulwich Picture Gallery. They looked at some nature inspired pieces in the gallery, then created their own pieces of art based on nature, using a range of mediums.

Lyndhurst conquered the Mini London Marathon. On Saturday, 14 of our Year 6 children participated in the event for the first ever time! They all ran superbly and we are extremely proud of them!

4 very talented Year 6 musicians are raising money for our school journey. They’ve performed and recorded a great song which you can have full access to if you donate. Please click on her link to support them and help Year 6! superkind.org/fundraiser/mak…

In art, Year 3 have been learning about Frank Bowling. They have started creating their own abstract pieces inspired by him. They started with collage and then moved on to painting. Stay tuned for the final outcomes!

Last week was Mental Health Awareness Week. At Lyndhurst we celebrated by wearing green to school and classes teamed up to do a shared activity, which links to this year’s theme: The power of community and building connections.

Year 6 completed their sponsored run today. 50 laps of the MUGA each! It was an incredible achievement. If you’d like to donate to this cause, please click the link here: lyndhurst-primary-school.square.site/product/yr-6-s…

This term the children in Ducklings have been learning about growing. They have planted a variety of different vegetables and herbs. The children planted potato seeds, onions, cabbage, chives, bean seeds, pumpkin seeds and a cucumber and pumpkin plant.