Year 1

What another fantastic week it has been in Year 1. In English lessons, we have been working hard becoming more fluent reading words and sentences. We have revised our sounds, letters and are now confident listening to words, sounding them out and writing them correctly. We have also started to focus on how longer sentences are formed and have been putting jumbled sentences back together in the correct order. In Maths, we have been learning greater than, less than and equals to. It has been lovely to see everyone become confident at using these signs with not only just numbers but also number sentences. We also touched on finding 10 more and 10 less than any given 2 digit number. It was important for us to use hundred squares to help us with this task. Our handwriting is also coming along beautifully. Lots of us are really focusing on joining up a few letters in each word to ensure our writing looks more grown up, well done! In Science, we revised our materials knowledge by discussing materials around the classroom and school, and started to talk about how their properties. During Topic lessons, children begun to discuss the world around them, describe different countries they have visited and how they got to the different places. Year 1 had lots of good vocabulary when describing the different places they had been to!

Year 2

This week has seen Year 2 dedicate a lot of time to their coffee morning presentation on Julius Caesar as part of last term's Important People in History unit. We have had to practise military marching and songs as well as designing our weapons and equipment.

In addition, we have continued conducting experiments in the Changing Shape unit as part of science. We have also completed our final drafts of our fairy-tales which are a great achievement. In maths, we have looked at mixed number lines and multiplication arrays.

All of this in a shorter week. Phew! Well done, Year 2!

"Those that cannot learn from history, are doomed to repeat it." Winston Churchill