SEPTEMBER
WELCOME BACK
10/09/24-
This year we were very excited to start taking Nursery children from the Grove School and providing wrap around care for them.
This has been a huge success and they have all settled in so well and it’s lovely to see some of the children come from Fusion Pre-School !
ROALD DAHL DAY
Roald Dahl Week
Look what we have been up to this….
The Dream Catchers are from the BFG. Did you know Native Americans believed that at night the air was filled with dreams, both good and bad. They would hang the dream catcher over their beds. They had to be careful that daylight could reach it. As its name suggests, it attracts and then catches in its web all kinds of dreams and thoughts.
We made violet from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as she blows up bigger and BIGGER! 



PEACE DAY
YOM KIPPUR
LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERS LUNCH
The Lighthouse Keepers Lunch 









This week we have made water colour paintings, decorated lighthouses, role played with the shops and used our forest school skills to use pullies to carry lunch from one location to another!
“We have a light upon our house and it gives hope to all who sail upon the stormy seas” 





SUPERTATO
Supertato! 





What’s your super power? 



There’s an evil pea on the loose in the supermarket, causing havoc wherever he goes! He has sticky-plastered poor carrot to the conveyor belt and drawn a moustache and glasses on broccoli, and poor old cucumber has been mummified with a bandage! Still, try to calm your frayed nerves because, never fear, Supertato is here to save the day! 



SPACE TORTOISE
This week we have been making cakes! We practiced different types of icing and frosting using different methods.
Did you know…. 



The term ‘cupcake’ was originally used in the late 19th century for cakes made from ingredients measured by the cupful. The traditional pound cake recipe was easy to remember for its pound of butter, a pound of sugar, a pound of flour, and a pound of eggs. Likewise, the name “cupcake” comes from how the recipe was measured: 1 cup butter, 2 cups sugar, 3 cups flour, and 4 eggs.!
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Floella Benjamin – Coming to England 







This week we have been reading the book Coming To England. We have made butterflies, masks and reception practiced their cutting skills. Thr juniors made these delicious Nigerian treats called chin chin.
Back History Month – this month we have been speaking about the amazing contributions that people have made to society as a whole. We have spoken and learnt about the impact of Black music, Black scientists and inventors, activists.
This is a great resource from National Geographic to support explaining Black History
This week we have been making cakes! We practiced different types of icing and frosting using different methods.
Did you know…. 



The term ‘cupcake’ was originally used in the late 19th century for cakes made from ingredients measured by the cupful. The traditional pound cake recipe was easy to remember for its pound of butter, a pound of sugar, a pound of flour, and a pound of eggs. Likewise, the name “cupcake” comes from how the recipe was measured: 1 cup butter, 2 cups sugar, 3 cups flour, and 4 eggs.!
ROSH HASHANAH
AUTUMN
DIWALI
Rosh Hashanah 









At Fusion we have some children who celebrate the Jewish festival Rosh Hashanah, we ate honey and apples which symbolises a sweet new year, tried pomegranates and made apple biscuits!
Have a read to see different ways to celebrate
It’s Autumn…. 



We made scarecrows, acrostic poems, played with the leaves and made oat and apple muffins!
Find the easy recipe here…https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/…/oaty-healthy-apple-muffins
HALLOWEEN
REMEMBRANCE DAY
BONFIRE NIGHT
DIWALI
JIGSAW PERFORMING
OUTSIDE
SPINNEY TRIP
KARATE
Cranbourne House Treat
In every House on every street…
A TICKET AROUND THE WORLD
Steel Pan In Motion came to Fusion today! Wow we learnt so much today about the steel pan! Did you know it’s the youngest instruments? it has letters inside the drum to help us make the music!
CHRISTMAS
JANUARY
WORLD RELIGION DAY
A group of Juniors visited St John’s Church today to celebrate World Religion Day 



World Religion Day 2025 is a day dedicated to acknowledging and respecting the various religious traditions and beliefs practiced around the world. It encourages individuals to learn about different religions, engage in interfaith conversations, and work towards a more harmonious and inclusive society.
WORLD RELIGION DAY
World Religion Day 













This week we have been looking at different religions around the world.
Watch this short clip to understand a bit more about Religion Day…
COLOUR MONSTER
Colour Monster 



This week we have been talking about our emotions and feelings and how we display them. We made emotion watches to use!
This is a free resources which you can download for activities to suppose children’s well-being…
A group of Juniors visited St John’s Church today to celebrate World Religion Day 



World Religion Day 2025 is a day dedicated to acknowledging and respecting the various religious traditions and beliefs practiced around the world. It encourages individuals to learn about different religions, engage in interfaith conversations, and work towards a more harmonious and inclusive society.
Penguin week!
Watch this cute video of a Penguin making friends 







MARCH
Pancake Day. Shrove Tuesday 









Today we had lots of fun with shrove Tuesday, we decorated our own pancakes then used the toppings to recreate them!
Fats 

Pancake Day is also known as Shrove Tuesday. …
Pancake Day is a Christian festival. …
It always falls 47 days before Easter. …
The name ‘Shrove Tuesday’ comes from the word ‘shriving’. …
The first pancake day was in 1445. …
The
Exciting news!!! 





Fusion now has an allotment on the piggotshill site! We’re all very excited and have wonderful visions! We need your help! Can you spare some time to help us? Offer us your gardening wisdom? Any green fingers out there? 

we’re going to be taking the children in small groups to help us too!



Science week 2025 













This week we have asked who do science experiments at home- only 40% children said they do! There are lots of Simple science ideas and resources available on this link-
Finishing science week with magnets looking at forces, invisible writing and a rain cloud experiment! 















Have a look at this simple science experiment –https://funlearningforkids.com/rain-cloud-jar-science…/
Science week 







Making slime, making breadsticks experimenting with yeast and activation, cloud dough and looking t Isaac Newton!
Did you know –
Isaac Newton has two birthdays. … 

Isaac almost gave up on his education. …



An apple never actually fell on his head. …



Newton discovered a lot more than gravity. …



Isaac has his own special 50p. …

He died at age 84. 

His dog set the laboratory on fire once 








