Gallery

Gallery

Year 2 Leavers Day Photos

Year 1 Mini Beasts Summer 2

Tawny Owls Home Learning!! Come and see how busy we've been!!

We went out to find Pippa's stones and found them all! We have added to them and now there are 7 stones to look for in the woods near Pinkneys Green. Can you find them all? Mrs Fennell x

Can you find our decorated stones on your walks?

Barn Owls (Year1) Home Learning Gallery- Summer Term - DRAGONS

More Dragons from Barn Owls.

Barn Owls Picture Gallery - Spring Term

Have a look at our superb Easter Gardens.

Meet our friendly Burchetts Green eggs!!

RAINBOW GALLERY

Look at all of the lovely rainbows Burchetts pupils have created! Aren't they beautiful!

History Gallery

Please look at our History Gallery where you can look at pictures of our fantastic History days and visits.

Here are a selection of useful websites where you can discover and find out more about your topic.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/zkqmhyc

https://kids.kiddle.co/Great_Fire_of_London

https://wiki.kidzsearch.com/wiki/The_Beatles

https://wiki.kidzsearch.com/wiki/Samurai

Victorian Day

History Visits

Eton College

Welcome to the gallery! Please enjoy browsing our photographs.

BURCHETTS GREEN CE INFANT SCHOOL - SCHOOL GALLERY

During April we had some very special visitors at school. These duck eggs hatched into 5 little ducklings under our care, and we spent 2 weeks watching them grow fluffier and fluffier, and becoming more active. We fed and watered them as well as cuddling them - and even gave them a bath!

We celebrated Easter by creating our very own Easter Gardens using lots of different natural resources and Easter-related materials. We shared with each other and made our gardens alongsider each other, using each other's ideas and learning from each other. We also worked with Mrs Maynard to make an Easter Cross using the daffodils we had all donated.

We had a very snowy March trip to Chessington Zoo to visit the gorillas and watch them being fed during our Gorillas topic.

We enjoyed our mums coming to join us in school to celebrate Mother's Day. We sang them some songs in assembly (there may not have been many dry eyes in the room...!) and then they relaxed during a pampering session where we painted their nails - some very creative and artistic efforts here!

In February we celebrated our Japan topic by holding a Japanese tea ceremony where we tasted different teas and ate rice cakes. We all dressed up in different Japanese costumes, from kimonos to full Samurai warrior armour!

We have enjoyed two special visitors this November.

On Friday 17th we had a visit from some reindeer (thank you FOBGS!) and we all had the chance to learn more about them, as well as having our photos taken with them. It was a good starter to the Christmas season!

We also had Olympian Richard Buck visiting the school. He told us all about him and how he got into athletics, and gave us some training to we can become medal-winning athletes like he is!

We dressed up as toys for our Toy Day and spent the day learning all about different moving toys. We made different types of puppets and performed our own moving doll dance to our parents!

Our first topic this term is Journeys which we have linked to a global theme this year, with a whole International Week. We all dressed up in outfits and costumes from different countries around the world - we even tried typical food from all the different countries!

Read about us in the local news here.

We had a special music visitor who taught us all about music from around the world.
Tawny Owls tried out some African instruments and learnt about rhythm.
Barn Owls found out all about Hawaiian music and had a go at some hula dancing.
The Snowy Owls practised a dragon dance and learnt all about some of the animals that are special in China.
We had a great day and felt as if we'd been all around the world!

2016-2017

We welcomed our Dads and Lads into school for Den Day on Monday 19th June - we all had a fantastic day in the sun building dens out of different resources. Our visitors came with great plans and designs for some fabulous dens and we some great teamwork as everyone worked together to come up with these masterpieces!

The whole school decided to Walk4Wildlife on Friday 19th May as part of a nation-wide initiative to break the Guinness World Record for a mass sponsored walk.We raised money for the Harper Asprey charity, who had visited us to give an assembly about the work they do protecting and looking after hedgehogs.