Welcome to Year 1
Class Teacher – Mrs Brewerton Learning Support Assistant – Mrs Whitehouse
Please use school office email to contact us about any issues, which can be passed to us via the main school office.
Key information:
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Diaries and reading books should be in school every day.
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Water bottles will be sent home everyday to be washed and refilled.
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Please provide a healthy snack (fruit, cereal bar, cheese etc)
Wednesday and Thursday are our PE days.
Full PE kit needed in school on these days.
Please ensure your child's earrings are removed on PE days.
Homework will be given out on a Friday and should be completed by the following Wednesday. Homework consists of spellings and a maths activity. In addition to this, children are expected to read at home 3 times each week and have this signed by an adult in their diary.
Weekly spellings are uploaded to Seesaw (or given out on paper upon request), new spellings are given out on a Friday and will be tested on Wednesday.
Curriculum:
Please click here to see our yearly overview of learning
Please use this link to see our Spring 2 Home/School Overview - London's Burning
Please use this link to see our Summer 1 Home/School Overview - Happy Holidays
Happy Holidays! - Synopsis:
As geographers, we will learn about the countries and capital cities of the UK. Then, we will compare a UK and a non-European country. As writers, we will learn how to build descriptive clauses using nouns, verbs, adjectives and prepositions. Then, we will write our own holiday brochure for Goa, India. As artists, we will develop our collage skills in order to create an image for our brochure which includes a background and inset picture(s).
Puppet Masters - Synopsis:
As historians, we will be exploring toys and games from the past to help us to ask historical questions and to help us to understand changes within living memory. As writers, we will learn how to write character and setting descriptions. Then, we will write our own short story based on our class story, Peter Pan. As artists, we will develop our printing skills by examining the work of Henri Matisse and creating our own nature prints by printing a repeating pattern using natural resources.