Wren Class

Welcome to Wren Class. We are a mixed class of Reception and Year 1 pupils.

Our Class Teacher is Mrs Pickess and our teaching assistants are Mrs Knight and Mrs Codury-Dunn. 

LEARNING: 

TOPIC

Our topics this half term are titled 'What is a celebration?', A Day In The Life' and 'Toys and Games. Through these topics we will share our experiences of celebrations and explore some celebrations from around the world. We will then don the caps of historians as we investigate how domestic life, toys and books have changes within the lifespan of our parents and grandparents. We will gather information through quizzing our grandparents and parents and visit the Museum of East Anglian Life to see some relics of the past for ourselves.

LITERACY

We will be writing reading and writing stories and poems taking inspiration from the books 'Elmer', 'Wow!Said the Owl', 'Marvellous Minibeasts' and 'The Three Little Pigs'. As always our writing will link to our phonic sessions.

MATHS

In maths we will be working on place value within 10, addition and subtraction to 10 and exploring 2D shape.

FOREST SCHOOL

Every Monday afternoon we will be taking part in a Forest School session within the school grounds. These sessions will provide an valuable opportunity for us to be outside in the natural environment exploring the world around us. This will enhance the development our language and communication skills, help us to build trust with others and the world around us, take leadership of our own learning and build resilience and self-esteem. Our science curriculum will be taught through these sessions.

Welcome to Chestnut Class! We are a Year 1 and 2 mixed age-group class. Our teacher is called Miss Laurie. We also  have other specialist teachers working with our class too: Mrs Coleman (PSHE) Mrs Pickess (Art) and Miss Thompson (PE.) Learning: This Summer Term our new topic is Food and Farming. In Literacy we are basing our work on popular stories including “The Enormous Turnip” and “Farmer Duck.” We are embracing the creative curriculum, making links to other subjects such as art in which children are making farm animals and chicken hutches based on the story "Rosie's Walk" by Pat Hutchins. To bring alive this topic through first hand experience, Chestnut Class will be going on a Farm trip in which they can learn more about the different types of farms, machinery and how food produce such as sugar beet and corn are grown in our local area.
Class Information - things to remember!
Monday - Children to come to school dresses in Forest School clothing. Thursday- Children return completed homework. Friday- New homework given. Friday - PE Kit needed.