Many thanks to those parents who were able to attend the Year 2 SATs information session after school on Wednesday 27th January. If you were not able to attend or did not pick up an information leaflet then please find a copy attached here. Y2 SATs 2016 Parents Meeting
Monthly Archives: January 2016
Class 4 have begun their much anticipated topic on forces! The classroom has been a hive of activity as groups of children have investigated gravity and friction. Wood blocks, ramps, plastic tracks, string, 2p coins, stop watches and measuring tapes have been in abundance as the class have immersed themselves in their investigations. They have […]
Our new class book is Holes by Louis Sacher. We are using the text to improve our comprehension skills but we are also using it as a basis for some of our writing, especially Big Write. It is a great book and the class are really enjoying it and there have been lots of oohs […]
In class 3 we have come to the end of our Roman Topic.We have discovered lots of interesting facts about life in Roman time. we also made posters about gods and goddesses. Our favourite bits were pretending to be a Roman soldier writing letters to our parents, we made shields (scutum) and practised marching in formation […]
With all the recent flooding I thought it would be a good idea to combine real news with newspaper writing in class. Our Big Write for the next two weeks will be journalistic writing and I hope the many pictures and news on the television and in newspapers will inspire the children. Don’t forget to […]
As a class we have spent quite a bit of time thinking about Growth Mindset. As a result the children have developed a really positive attitude towards their work and we (and parents) have seen a real boost in many pupil’s confidence. This week we looked at the image of a fried egg. We talked […]
This half term we are considering the question ‘ How can Brahman be everywhere and in everything?’ We began by thinking about ourselves and whether we behaved differently when we were with different people. The children had some excellent ideas and there were some very insightful comments. I look forward to seeing how this work […]