Fabulous Friday!

Afternoon Everybody, 

 Well, what a fabulous second week this has been for our home learning journey. You have all worked so hard (parents included) and we are amazed with the work that you have been sending across. 


Of course, a massive thank you to our parents for being so engaged and supporting your learning from home. 
*Congratulations to our workers of the week*

Bluebells - Anya & Aaron
Sunflowers - Anas & Aroush

Don't forget you can watch our celebration assemblies each week on the school website: https://www.poplarsfarm.bradford.sch.uk/bradford/primary/poplarsfarm 



As next week was due to be the Easter Holidays, we will be taking a break from daily phonics and maths activities and will be placing more emphasis on creative activities. We will also have a project for you to have a go at during this time. We still look forward to seeing what you are up to at home via Tapestry, and will still be able to keep in touch via email. We want you take this time to relax and enjoy your family time together. 


Have a fabulous weekend, stay safe and stay in touch. 

All our love, 
Reception Team 
x














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