What are the parts of the plant called and what are their functions?
The children in class two have proved what wonderful scientists they are. They demonstrated their learning about the parts of the plants and their functions by designing and making a flower, then labelling the parts and their functions. Another practical and fun science lesson!
Acting out Katie in London
Class know the story Katie in London really well now. Before they start writing a retelling of the story next week, they acted out key parts of the story, retelling key phrases. Great work everyone!
Can you give clear instructions?
During computing lessons, Class 2 practised giving each other clear instructions. Once they mastered doing this, they used this skill to program the bee bots clear instructions to move around a map. Great work children!
What is mark making?
Class 2 have started their next art unit studying sketching. They began by trying to make marks with using their pencils and feet! Then they explored different marks using their hands. They moved on to look at Pablo Picasso and abstract art, creating portraits in his style. Super art work…
Where do we live?
Class 2 had a great time learning about the seven continents of the world. They used atlases, globes and learnt a catchy song to help them identify them. They then showed wonderful team work by building their given continent and then combining them to build a world map puzzle. Such super learning…
Christmas party day 2025
After a delicious Christmas dinner, class 2 partied the afternoon away dancing, singing and playing lots of party games. It was so much fun!
How do you make a pizza?
Class 2 have been learning about a balanced diet and how to make a pizza. They have written instructions and followed them to make a delicious pizza ready to cook at home. Well done everyone.
What happened in the story of the birth of Jesus?
Class 2 are experts at retelling the story of the birth of Jesus. Not only did they put on an amazing nativity with Class 1, they have also explained their understanding through team pictures and retelling their part of the Christmas story.
Such great RE learning…
Magnetic or non-magnetic?
Class 2 enjoyed investigating which objects around our classroom were magnetic and non-magnetic. They then presented their findings on a Venn diagram. Great work everyone.
Where does your Christmas dinner come from?
Class thoroughly enjoyed their visit from Jules from Packington farm. She helped us to understand where our Christmas dinner comes from and how long it takes to get from the farm to our plate. Thank you, Jules.
Can you make a boat that will float?
The children have great fun consolidating their learning on materials that will float and sink. This week they explored whether the material and the shape of the material made a difference as to whether it floated or not.
Counting in tens
Class 2 are exploring place value beyond 20. They have enjoyed moving and singing a count by tens song followed by some practical count in tens games. Well done everyone.











