Dear children and families, 

Given the current climate, everyone from the Kindi team hopes that you are staying safe and looking after each other. The Nursery space seems quiet and some what tidy without all of the lovely faces occupying it here yet we cannot wait to ha...

I would normally write lots about our experiences of World Book Day but i will let the pictures speak for themselves. A wonderful day in the sun, enjoyed by all! ... 

The rain poured, the wind whistled and the wet suits went on. Blackmoor Kindi aren't scared of any weather when there is a bear to be caught. Legend has it that somewhere on the school grounds, a bear terrorizes the children that attend this humble school and produces...

After one of our classmates had brought fortune cookies into class for all of us to enjoy, the children have been celebrating Chinese New Year. With such activities as; Chinese writing with letter and numbers, the traditional Chinese New Year race across the river tale...

Despite the bad weather, our Kindi children love being outdoors. With our project focus being that of Geography and dinosaurs, we thought we would try and become familiar with all of our immediate environment. Understanding that there are lots of places to play and hid...

With the Christmas festivities behind us, we now find ourselves in a bitterly cold January half term. Just because Santa may have retired for the year does not mean we stop in Kindi! Moving at 100mph as usual, the children and their teachers are enjoying our new focus...

As you may have heard already, we had some very special visitors in our school today. Not only did santa arrive with his helper elf, reindeer and his very own snow machine, the children seemed extremely pleased with a certain canine vistor on the front seat. Santa brou...

During our last week in school, we were all lucky enough to be visited by Mr Claus himself. He left a huge bad of gifts for those children who had been incredibly sensible and good for their teachers in our first term of Nursery. The excitement and joy on the faces of...

Mrs Sullivan, Mrs Hitchmough and our school council members - 6 children in Year 2 visited Mother Teresa House in Liverpool.  This charity help the homeless in our city.  The children delivered the food and met some of the nuns who work for the charity.   Thank you ver...

After experiencing our first few PE sessions, the children have started ball control work. Much of the focus of our PE is improving our ability to listen and to follow instructions carefully. These trips to the hall have rapidly become a highlight of our week, we get t...