Welcome to Puffins
Puffins supports children with EHCP's in a smaller quieter classroom allowing every child to fulfil their potential. Mrs Williams is the Classroom Teacher and is supported by Miss Broadhurst and Miss Granito. Mrs Dearman teaches the class on a Friday afternoon.
Communication
Communication between school and home is important and valued. If you need to let me know anything you can tell me at drop-off and pick-up times, send a message via ClassDojo or email the office and they will pass the email onto me. Please allow 48 hours for me to respond to emails.
For all urgent messages or enquiries please call the school office on 01235 813304.
Important information:
School starts at 8.40 a.m. (the doors are open from 8.30 a.m.)
School ends at 3.10 p.m.
Drop-off and pick-up are from the classroom door.
Dates for the diary:
- 13th April - Term 5 starts
- 1st May - PTA cake sale
- 4th May- Bank Holiday Monday- School Closed
- 20th May - Sports Day ( EYFS & KS1 AM, KS2 PM)
- 22nd May - Non Uniform Day & Last day of term 5
- 2nd June - Start Term 6
- 3rd July - Summer Fayre
- 17th July - Last day of term
Topic related book recommendations:
Fiction Books
- The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch (1980)
This story features a clever princess who outsmarts a dragon to rescue her prince. It connects to the themes of dragons and castles, encouraging discussions about bravery and resourcefulness while enhancing storytelling skills. - The Knight and the Dragon by Tomie dePaola (2003)
A humorous tale about a knight preparing to fight a dragon, only to discover they can become friends instead. This book introduces castle life and mythical creatures, fostering creativity and imagination in storytelling. - Zog by Julia Donaldson (2010)
Zog is a dragon who wants to earn a gold star in his flying school. This delightful story incorporates themes of dragons and friendship, while also touching on the importance of perseverance, making it relatable for young readers. - How to Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell (2003)
This adventurous tale follows Hiccup, a young Viking, as he befriends a dragon. The book introduces elements of fantasy and encourages discussions about bravery and understanding differences, linking to the dragon theme. - The Princess and the Pea by Hans Christian Andersen (1846)
A classic fairy tale that involves a princess, a castle, and a test of sensitivity. This story connects to the castle theme while providing an opportunity to explore character traits and moral lessons. - There’s a Dragon in My Dinner by Tom McLaughlin (2015)
A fun story about a boy who discovers a dragon in his dinner. This whimsical tale engages young readers with its fantasy elements and encourages imaginative thinking about dragons and their adventures. - The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson (1999)
While not directly about dragons, this story features a mythical creature and explores themes of bravery and cleverness. It can spark discussions about fantasy creatures and their characteristics, linking to the broader theme of dragons.