Humberstone Infant Academy

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Come and see what we have been planting!

At Humberstone Academy we want our children to learn about sustainability, healthy living, and the environment around us.

The children have been planting their own vegetables and flowers and it has been amazing seeing the garden grow.

The vegtables have been used in school. It is a great way of showing children how we can grow our own food and where our food comes from.

The flowers also attract wildlife such as butterflies and other interesting mini beasts!

Together with Mrs Kittridge and Mrs Breed, the children have enjoyed being outdoors, taking care of the garden, and seeing their vegetables and flowers grow each week.

 

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At Humberstone Academy we want our children to learn about sustainability, healthy living, and the environment around us.

The children have been planting their own vegetables and flowers and it has been amazing seeing the garden grow.

The vegtables have been used in school. It is a great way of showing children how we can grow our own food and where our food comes from.

The flowers also attract wildlife such as butterflies and other interesting mini beasts!

Together with Mrs Kittridge and Mrs Breed, the children have enjoyed being outdoors, taking care of the garden, and seeing their vegetables and flowers grow each week.

 

Collecting food for Open Hands Charity

Today we had our Harvest Assembly, led by Viv from Humberstone Church. The children learned all about Harvest and the good things that can be done to help those in need.
The whole school came together and as you can see in the photos below, there was a lot to collect.

All of these items have been donated to the Leicester based Charity Open Hands, helping local people.

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Today we had our Harvest Assembly, led by Viv from Humberstone Church. The children learned all about Harvest and the good things that can be done to help those in need.
The whole school came together and as you can see in the photos below, there was a lot to collect.

All of these items have been donated to the Leicester based Charity Open Hands, helping local people.

Walking to School

We estimated 9 cars, 30 children/20 families including some who had time to say ‘Hi’ whilst already walking to school, stopped to say ‘Hello’ to Strider this morning.

Strider was really happy to see so many children walking to school and using the Park & Stride facility at Monks Rest, even in the rain!

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We estimated 9 cars, 30 children/20 families including some who had time to say ‘Hi’ whilst already walking to school, stopped to say ‘Hello’ to Strider this morning.

Strider was really happy to see so many children walking to school and using the Park & Stride facility at Monks Rest, even in the rain!