Year 2
Welcome to our web page, where you can find out lots of exciting information about our class and follow our learning journey throughout the year.
Class Information:
Our class teacher is Miss Lake.
What do we need to bring to school?
Children will need to bring a book bag and water bottle to school everyday.
Weekly Events
PE is every Monday and Friday. Children need to come to school dressed in PE kit.
Reading Challenge
Every child will need a bookbag and will need to bring it to school everyday. The expectation is that all children read at least 4 times per week and will be awarded one sticker on their Reading Challenge card. If they read at least five times they will earn two stickers. Milestones earn prizes!
All reading can be logged on our BoomReader online reading journal:
BoomReader Parents (boomhub.app)
Year 2 Curriculum.
Click here to view the annual overview for 2023-24.
If you click on the links below you will be able to download the knowledge organisers for Science, Geography, History and Art.
Autumn
Science
The Human Body:
Living Things and their Environment:
Y2-Living-things-and-their-Enviroments-Rationale
Y2-Living-things-and-their-Enviroments-KO
Geography
Spatial Sense:
Spatial-Sense-Year-2-Unit-Rationale
History
Romans in Britain:
Y2-Romans-in-Britain-Unit-Rationale
Art
Colour & Shape:
Colour, Shape & Texture:
Unit-Colour, Shape & Texture Rationale
Y2-Colour-shape-and-texture-KO
Spring
Science
Electricity:
Plants:
Geography
British Isles:
Y2-The-British-Isles-Unit-Rationale
History
Tudors:
Art
Portraits & Self Portraits:
Y2-Portraits-and-Self-Portraits-Unit-Rationale
Y2-Portraits-and-Self-Portraits-KO
Landscapes & Self-Portraits:
Y2-Landscapes-and-Symmetry-Unit-Rationale
Summer
Science
Materials & Matter:
Unit-Materials & Matter Rationale
Y2 Materials & Matter Knowledge-Organiser
Astronomy:
Geography
Unit-Northern Europe Rationale
History
Powerful Voices
Y2-Powerful-Voices-Unit-Rationale
Art
History Painting:
Unit-History Painting Rationale-Sum1
Murals & Tapestries:
Unit-Murals & Tapestries Rationale
Year 2 National Curriculum
For more information about the Year 2 curriculum and how parents can support children’s learning, click on the image below
Key Stage 1 SATS
Mrs Harrop and Mrs Bradley are responsible for judging the standards your child is working at in English reading, English writing, mathematics and science, by the end of key stage 1. To help inform those judgements, pupils sit national curriculum tests in English and mathematics, commonly called SATs. They may also sit an optional test in English grammar, punctuation and spelling.
The tests are a tool for teachers to help them measure your child’s performance and identify their needs as they move into key stage 2. They also allow teachers to see how your child is performing against national expected standards. The tests can be taken any time during May and they are not strictly timed. Pupils may not even know they are taking them as many teachers will incorporate them into everyday classroom activities.
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