Year 1
Ladybird Class
Our teacher is Ms Morrell
Robin Class
Our teacher is Mrs Urbanska
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Our teaching assistants are Mrs Cogdale and Mrs Kandekore
Here's what we'll be covering this term in Year 1:
English
| In English this half-term, the children will be learning the story of The Tiger who came to tea, poetry about our senses and the Train Ride story |
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Maths
In Maths, the children will be learning about number and place value within 10 and addition and subtraction.
Topics that we will be covering across the term
- PSHE – Being me in my world
- Science – Seasonal changes – Autumn
- Computing – Online Safety
- History and Geography – Who am I? Where do I live?
- DT – making soup
- RE – God and faith – ways of knowing
PE
We have PE every Monday and Tuesday
What we are learning in PE – Multi skills and hockey
In the Autumn Term, we are trialling children wearing their PE kits to school, rather than school uniform on PE days.
Please ensure your child has appropriate clothing; this can be in the form of plain black tracksuit bottoms or plain black shorts and a plain white or red t-shirt. Guidelines on the correct kit are on the school website.
All the PE kit needs to be labelled to make sure that the children do not mislay anything.
No jewellery is to be worn on PE days.
Homework
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Every child is expected to access Numbots for 60 minutes each week, read at home at least 3 times per week and log this on Boom Reader. They also need to learn their spellings each week. These can be bought into school or a photo of the work sent through class dojo.
You will be informed through class dojo about any homework set as a 2Do on Purple Mash. This will have a completion date and the work will need to be saved, so that it can be marked and dojos awarded.
Planned Trips
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Dates for your diary
Please check Dojo for all the exciting things planned for your children.
8th September – Meet the teacher
Week beginning 19th October - parents evening
Other
It is vitally important that you support your child with their education at home, which will help them to succeed.
All children should have their reading books in their book bags every day, so that we can read with them when the opportunity arises.