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Year 2

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Staff

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Miss Johnson

Mrs Verity

Mrs Nicol

PE Days​

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Monday and Wednesday

 

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Homework

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Weekly homework is given out which consolidates learning taken place in school. Children are given a paper copy of this each Friday and it is due the following Wednesday.

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We recommend that pupils read for 15 minute daily.

If you want any extra activities or suggestions to further support your child’s learning. Please speak to their class teacher.

Reading/Spelling

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Spellings information will be given out every Monday ready for Spelling Bee on Fridays.

 

The story box will come home every Friday with a different child and should be returned to school the following Monday.  Please share the cosy up with a hot chocolate to read the book and support your child in creating a page in the notebook about the book. 

Curriculum

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In the mornings, learning is quite formal and consists of Maths, English, Phonics/Spelling and handwriting.

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The afternoons are more active and although the children are taught new things each day across the subjects of Geography, History, Art, DT, Music, PE, Science, RE, PSHE/RSE and Computing, there are areas of learning for the children to choose to work in as well as curriculum tasks that link to what has been taught that day.

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Regular stories are shared and discussed.

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Curriculum Overview

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Timetable

Additional Support for Learning

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Below are suggested websites for children to access to support/stretch learning.

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  • KS1 BBC Bitesize

  • Phonics Play

  • Learn to Count with fun Counting Games for KS1 Children (topmarks.co.uk)

  • Phonics Games for the Classroom and Home - Phonics Bloom

  • Numbots and TTRS (Ask your child’s class teacher if you’ve forgotten your log in) 

National Assessments - (e.g Phonics screening, SATS etc, multiplication tests)

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Though SATS are now optional, we are still using them to assess children’s attainment and progress levels.  These will be administered in May/June time.  So that the children are prepared and know what to expect, practise SAT papers are carried out each half term.  They are done as part of a lesson so that the children do not feel on edge or worried about them.

 

Children who did not pass Phonics in Year 1 will be required to re-sit this in Year 2. This will take place in June.

National Assessments: Teacher Assessments

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We are continually assessing for progress across the curriculum. We do this through the following:

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  • Writing tasks

  • Accelerated Reader

  • Power Maths Assessments

  • NfER Assessments

  • Mock SATS

  • Mock Phonics Screening

Year 2 Photos

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Oxbridge Lane
Stockton-on-Tees
TS18 4DA

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Tel: 01642 607421
Fax: 01642 605896

Email: admin@oxbridgelane.org.uk

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School Opening Hours: 8.45am - 3.15pm 

Breakfast Club - 7.45am - 8.45am

School is open 32.5 hours for all pupils (37.5 hours for pupils who are accessing breakfast club)

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For any queries or to request paper copies of any information on our website

please contact Mrs Bellerby in the school office.

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