Avishayes Our Approach to Learning. The Early Years…provides a great start to school life!

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Avishayes Our Approach to Learning

The Early Years…provides a great start to school life!

Exploration and Investigation

Playtime!

Play-workers support play at lunchtime Children in the Early Years and Key Stage One have music, games and toys

The 4 R’s Resilience and Reflectiveness

The 4R’s Reciprocity and Resourcefulness

The Burrow is a fantastic resource! It provides a safe, supportive and secure environment It promotes high-quality conversation and deep level learning It increases engagement levels It ensures children have time to explore, which is a crucial element of communication It helps children flourish!

The Burrow encourages problem-solving and engineering

The Burrow develops communication and cooperation

The Burrow helps to build a child’s self-esteem through success

Forest School Forest School is an inspirational process, that offers all learners regular opportunities to develop confidence and self-esteem through hands-on learning experiences in a natural environment.

Forest School… …fosters resilience, confidence, independence and creativity

Forest School… … builds on an individual’s motivation and positive attitude to learning and provides opportunities for children to take supported risks.

Apple Bobbing at Forest School!

Our approach to learning ensures your child achieves their true potential!