National Bee Day 🐝

 This week in Early Years, we had a buzzing time celebrating National Bee Day! The children were fascinated to learn all sorts of amazing facts about bees—from how they make honey to why they’re so important for our environment. We got creative with bee-themed crafts and even made our own little bee books to show off what we’d learned. To top it all off, we played phonics-inspired games with a bee twist, helping us practise our sounds while having lots of fun.











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