Class Two Chapel Haddlesey CE Primary School

Class 2 Newsletter Autumn 2020

The Class 2 newsletter is a really interesting read - they are going to be learning about Ancient Greeks and local history ...

Charlie & the Chocolate Factory cooking!

This week, to link with the class novel, the children made wonka bars, complete with individually designed labels.

Class 2 Newsletter - Spring 2020

Each term, we produce a class newsletter so parents can share in our learning.

Since the restructuring of the school in September 2017, Class 2 now comprises of Years 2, 3 and 4. The class is a dynamic and vibrant learning environment taught by Mrs Morton. The main aim every day is to offer the children practical, imaginative and engaging learning opportunities tailored to meet the needs of each individual child in the class.

The question ‘how will we learn this best?’ is asked time after time; children are encouraged to contribute to this with the main thrust being child-led, facilitated by the adults around them. Through secure and in depth subject knowledge, adults are able to rigorously enhance learning opportunities giving children high quality education.

The mantra ‘we flip the leaf and grab an opportunity’ is chanted by the class every day after saying the school prayer. This was written by the children and is identifying their understanding that no matter what happens, there is always an opportunity to try again and benefit from the opportunities around them. They also understand that increasing independence and measured risk-taking will also enhance their lives.

In Class 2 we are fortunate to have additional support from key adults. Miss Lamb, Miss Langhorn and Mr Jones work in class every day offering high quality small group work and numerous intervention sessions. This means that children can focus on areas to develop such as maths instants recall facts, phonics and handwriting. Mrs Hall provides the class with high quality PE session, offering a range of different sports and skill development. French is taught by Mrs Smith who also doubles up as the cookery mentor, teaching the children how to create healthy and balanced food.

Other volunteers also support the children’s learning, regularly listening to children read using the school’s Guided Reading curriculum to scaffold these sessions and also handwriting support on a one to one basis.

Mrs Morton has produced a class newsletter explaining a little more about our learning this term and the information is included below.

Class Teacher

Mrs Morton

Assisted by

Miss Lamb, Miss Langhorn & Mrs Jones

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