Key Stage 1
Assistant Headteacher EYFS
Martine Auton
Phase Timetable
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Year 1
1C Class Assembly – 2021/22
1J Class Assembly – 2021/22
Summer Term Knowledge Organiser – 2024-2025
The latest Year 1 Learning Update!
What a fantastic start to the Summer Term we have had! We’ve kicked off our exciting new topic “At the Seaside”, and the children are already full of enthusiasm and curiosity. To launch the theme in style, we stepped back in time and enjoyed a Victorian Afternoon Tea Party! The children spoke in old Victorian English, sipped squash from dainty cups, nibbled on cucumber sandwiches, and tucked into delicious cakes. It was such a treat—and a wonderful way to bring history to life!
In Maths, we’ve been diving into repeated addition, laying the foundation for our upcoming work on multiplication. The children have done brilliantly and are starting to see the patterns that numbers can make when we group them. It’s been two weeks full of smiles, learning, and lots of seaside-inspired excitement. We can’t wait to explore more in this topic!
Year 2
Class Assembly 2I – 2021/22
Class Assembly 2W – 2021/22
Summer Term Knowledge Organiser- 2024-2025
The latest Year 2 Learning Update!
The year 2s have been very busy so far this half term, learning, exploring and developing many skills. 
In English, pupils have been writing short stories, letters and non-chronological reports, all linking to our topic ‘The Great Fire of London’.
In Maths, students explored concepts such as length, mass and capacity, and used various tools to support their understanding.
In Geography, we have been exploring and comparing modern and old maps of London and finding out how London was rebuilt after the Great Fire.
In History, we have delved into historical figures and their impact during 1666. For example, King Charles II, Samuel Pepys, Thomas Farrynor and Thomas Bludworth.
In PSHE, we have been exploring wants and needs and discussing how people make money.
In RE, the Year 2s have been learning about Christianity and specifically about Christian symbols and the Last Supper where they did a role-play activity.
In DT, the classrooms have started learning how to build 3D Tudor Houses… so exciting 
Children have learned joining skills and will be designing and making their own 17th century house.
For Science Week, the year 2 children used their investigative and collaborative skills to explore animal adaptation and build marshmallow/spaghetti Tudor Houses.
One of the highlights of the past few weeks was our trip to the Tower of London, where pupils deepened their knowledge of 17th century London and the Great Fire. The visit brought history to life, with a chance to explore the Tower’s rich past and see the Crown Jewels. Well done to all the Year 2 pupils and thank you to all the adult helpers making this trip possible
