Welcome to Class Two!
Welcome to our Class!
Class Two is a fun and loving learning environment taught by Miss Arrowsmith. We are a mix of Year 3 and Year 4 children who love to learn and embody our school vision, motto and values everyday.
The children are taught PE on a Monday and Friday afternoon.
Additional Learning:
- We encourage children to read at home five times per week and record this in their school reading diaries. Reading records and reading books should be in school on a daily basis.
- We also encourage the use of Times Tables Rock Stars outside of the school hours to enhance the understanding and recall of multiplication tables.
- Our weekly spellings are accessible on EdShed and documented in our school reading diaries. The spelling test takes place weekly on a Thursday.
- To enhance and support the learning which takes place in school, the children will have home activities. Homework books will sent home with children on a Thursday, we ask for the children to bring the homework books back the following Thursday.
Homework Guidance
For more information about our class, please look at the rest of our page, you can keep up-to-date with Class Two by reading our weekly class blogs and through Class Dojo!
For information regarding the Year 4 Statutory Assessments, please read the following: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/national-curriculum-assessments-information-for-parents
Curriculum Overview
What are we reading this year?
Spellings
RE
RE Knowledge Organisers
RE Knowledge Organisers
Useful Resources
Knowledge Organisers
Knowledge Organisers
Knowledge Organisers
Knowledge Organisers
Knowledge Organisers
Knowledge Organisers
DT Knowledge Organisers
The multiplication tables check (MTC) is statutory for all Year 4 pupils registered at state-funded maintained schools, special schools or academies, including free schools, in England.
For more information on this please click on the following link: National curriculum assessments: information for parents - GOV.UK
A Parents' Guide to Oracy at Home
Related Blog Posts
Canvas Art!
VE Day Coffee Morning at the Village Hall
