​Meet the Team

Miss Steph Scott
​Class Teacher
Miss Anna Johnson
​Class Teacher
Miss Issy Wilkins
LSA
Miss Caitlin Byrne
LSA

Important Information

Online Learning Links

​Home Learning

Each half term, choose one or many of the suggestions in the Home Learning grid. ​In class, children will share all entries. Winning entries will then be shared in a Home Learning Gallery open to view for all parents at the end of the half term.

​Home Fluency

Each week, we encourage children to read at least 5 times. They should always bring their Reading Diary into school to be checked and in case they read with an adult in school. Children will also be given a few spellings and maths facts each week. These will be introduced in school but can be practiced in the front of their Home Fluency book at home. They will be tested once a week in the back of their Home Fluency books. We encourage children to continue to practice spellings and maths facts for two further weeks as a recap. This supports their longer term memory.
Spellings
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Term 5
Term 6
Maths Facts
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
Term 4
Term 5
Term 6

Our Learning

 
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
Term 4
Term 5
Term 6
Geography/History
​Settlements
​Romans
​Anglo-Saxons
​Rainforests
​Mayans
​Where Our Food Comes From
English
 Recounts and Persuasive Adverts
Myths and Explanation Texts
Defeating a Monster Stories and Letters
Newspaper Reports and Haiku Poems
 Diary Entries and Non-Chronological Reports
 Biographies and Playscripts
Science
Digestion and Food
Electricity and Circuits
States of Matter
​Sound and Vibration
​Classification and Changing Habitats
​Making Connections
Art/DT
​Pavilion Structures
Power Prints
Slingshot Cars
Light and Dark
Mega Materials
Fastenings
Computing
​​Collaborative Learning
Programming with Scratch
Website Design
HTML
Computational Thinking
Predicting Weather
PE
Basketball
​Swimming
Football
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Unit
Music
No music due to swimming
No music due to swimming
​The Romans
​(motifs)
Rainforests
(body and tuned percussion)
​Samba 
​(rhythms and ostinato)
​Hanami Festival
​(composing)
French
Les Fruits (fruit)
Les Legumes (vegetables)
Je me presente (presenting myself)
La famille (Family)
Au cafe (At the cafe)
En classe (In the classroom)
PSHE
Being Me In My World
Celebrating Differences.
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RE
Sikh Rites of Passage
Christmas Journeys
​Hindu Worship
Easter
Buddhist Festivals
Celebrations
Maths
Place Value
​Addition and Subtraction
Area
Multiplication and Division
Multiplication and Division
Length and Perimeter
Fractions
​Decimals
Decimals
Money
​Time
Shape
Statistics
​Position and Direction