Key Stage 2
Key Stage 2 starts in Year 3 and ends at the end of Year 6. The transition from Key Stage 1 is carefully managed and children are given opportunities to get to know their new class teachers before the start of the Autumn Term.
This year we have two Year 3 classes, three Year 4/5 classes and two Year 6 classes. The teachers in each phase plan together to ensure that all children have the same opportunities.
In Key Stage 2 we enjoy reading, writing and maths in the morning and topic work, Science, RE, Art, DT, French and PE in the afternoons. Children participate in school trips, sporting events, drama productions as well as events at other schools and community events.
Music Lessons
Key Stage 2 children also have the opportunity to have peripatetic music lessons in guitar, piano, recorder and clarinet. Music lessons are in school during the aftenoon.
In Year 4 our children enjoy a 3 day residential trip to The Wilderness and in Year 6 children go 5 day visit to Morfa Bay in Wales where they participate in all sorts of outdoor and adventurous activities.
Current Topic Webs, Newsletters & Homework
Autumn Term
Year 3 - Beech and Willow Classes
Willow & Beech Class Newsletter
Year 4/5 - Elm, Ash and Maple Classes
Year 6 - Rowan and Oak Classes
Science Knowledge Organiser - Electricty
Science Knowledge Organiser - Living things and thier habitats
Spring Term
Year 3 - Beech and Willow Classes
Willow & Beech Class Newsletter
Year 4/5 - Elm, Ash and Maple Classes
Year 6 - Rowan and Oak Classes
Science Knowledge Organiser - How does light travel?
Science Knowledge Organiser - Circulatory System
Summer Term
Year 3 - Beech and Willow Classes
Willow & Beech Class Newsletter
Science Knowledge Organiser - Term 5
Science Knowledge Organiser - Term 6
Year 4/5 - Elm, Ash and Maple Classes
Year 6 - Rowan and Oak Classes
These are the common exception words that children in Year 3/4 are expected to be able to spell.
These are the common exception words that children in Year 5/6 are expected to be able to spell.
This maths guide and reading guide have a few tips and tricks to help you help your child with their maths and reading at home. We hope you’ll find them useful!
