Learners Class

Children in Learners class are Year 1. They are taught by Mrs Walker and Mr Everall.

We teach Maths and English daily and are proud to provide our full and rich curriculum to our children with lots of exciting learning opportunities, including regular visits to our own school forest. We enjoy Collective Worship together each day, where we explore different values each half term. 

Each Tuesday afternoon, we have computing lessons run by Mrs Gurney, providing us with valuable learning around technology. 

Learners Class are passionate about reading and enjoy stories and books together daily. Each child has their own reading record diary, which goes between home and school alongside each child's reading book. These are used to record reading at home and are also brought in to school each day to record reading in class. 

Alongside reading at home, spellings are handed out each week. Please support your child's reading at home by sharing and enjoying a book together each day - it really does make a difference! Children use the online tool 'Sumdog' to strengthen their Maths skills. On the programme, children have their own character and are rewarded with coins and prizes for completing homework tasks.

Marvellous Maths

Learners Class have been working really hard on addition and subtraction in maths over the last few weeks.. This week, Learners have been using many strategies to aid their learning and are able to select the resource or manipulative that supports their learning the...

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Wonderful Whitby!

Learners have had the MOST wonderful week of history learning. On Monday we kicked off the week with a drama session with Louise from Red House Theatre. The session supported our history topic of Whitby now and then wonderfully. We used our imagination to visit Whitby...

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Learning Outdoors

Learners spent the day in the forest this week. The sun was shining and the experience was delightful. It was a beautiful autumn day, the leaves were falling around us and we were able to spot signs of autumn and colour match the leaves we found. This consolidated our...

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