We've made it past the half point!! February is in full swing and Valentine's Day is here and everyone is excited to make letters for their loved ones.
Read MoreWho were the first people of this land? What was childhood like for people 500 years ago?
Read MoreWe are beginning our Senior Learner Projects this month. It takes time to narrow one's interests, and we'vespent time discussing and refining our thinking about possible topics. Here are this year's projects:
Read MoreWhile we've all been put to the test, and had to pivot and stretch due to student and teacher absences, we have nevetheless managed to have a productive start to to 2022.
Read MoreThe best words to describe the Hayground School senior learners’ 2022 residency at the Watermill Center may not even be invented yet.
Read MoreEarlier this month, a group of students from the Hayground School in Bridgehampton made their way down the road to Bridge Gardens, with their clipboards, pencils and curiosity in tow.
Read MoreWelcome to December! It’s almost unbelievable that we are in the last two weeks be- fore our winter break.
Read MoreIf you believe in our mission to make progressive education available to all children, ensure Hayground thrives for the next 25 years.
Read MoreLast week, along with the sun came Shakespeare. We met the Shakespeare artists, JoJo, Kirsten and Luke, who
taught us the story of the play Macbeth.
Read MoreThe countdown to our residency with Shakespeare & Company has begun!
Read MoreYour children have been working diligently the past few weeks.
Read MoreAs we spend the next two weeks wrapping up and submitting the documentation of the students’ process to the Invent It Challenge, we have also returned our focus to our on-going playground project.
Read MoreHappy Spring! Most students in class have finished or are finishing up their invention proto-types.
Read MoreMarch arrived in true March fashion with windy days and wildly fluctuating temperatures. Snow flur-ries one day, shoes and socks off the next.
Read MoreIn previous years the Bridgehampton Library has celebrated local elementary school students by having a published author salute the students’ writing at an event called “Budding Authors.”
Read MoreWe enjoyed our two-week residency with artist, Lexy Ho-Tai which was made possible by The Watermill
Center.
Read MoreStudents have started to construct their first prototypes for this year’s Invent it! contest through the Simthsonian’s Lemelson Center and Cricket Media.
Read MoreHard to believe we have been back at school already for over two weeks! We had a nice week of re-mote learning together, where we observed and drew our narcissus bulbs, learned a new poem, and shared stories.
Read MoreWe’re busy thinking about the origins of the universe with our all class read of Astrophysics For Young People In A Hurry, written by Neil DeGrasse Tyson.
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