A Celebration of Learning: The Early Years Exhibition

Throughout the academic year, our students in Nursery and Reception classes have explored new concepts and made exciting discoveries. Using the Reggio Emilia - Hundred Languages approach, which recognises that children express themselves in various creative ways, these young learners shared their understanding of the world around them through diverse and imaginative forms of expressions.

The exhibition was a fantastic way to celebrate their growth and creativity, offering a powerful glimpse into their learning journeys so far. Our students took full ownership of the event, confidently guiding family members and visitors through their exhibits. They reflected on their learning and excitedly shared the stories behind their work. This exhibition was a wonderful opportunity to gain deeper insights into their learning experiences and witness their hard work, enthusiasm, and creativity.

After the exhibition, our students spent time reflecting on their experiences. They discussed the significance of looking back, contemplating what went well, the challenges they faced, and how they could improve for future events. This reflection created a valuable opportunity to celebrate their successes, identify areas for growth, and ensure they continue to learn from each experience.

We are incredibly proud of our students and the reflections they shared about their learning journeys. A big thank you to everyone who attended the exhibition to witness and celebrate the hard work and achievements of our young learners. Another thank you goes out to our dedicated Early Years teachers, who create an environment that nurtures happy and successful learners.

The EYFS Exhibition truly showcased our Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum, where our youngest children learn to be curious, explore, and take charge of how and what they learn. We look forward to more opportunities to celebrate the wonderful growth and creativity of our young learners!

Click here to learn more about our Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum.