Key Stage 2
Don’t forget to keep up to date with your child’s learning by accessing Class Dojo. We try to regularly update Class Dojo with photos and information about everything that’s happening in KS2.
Keep your child practising their times tables by using Time Table Rockstars.
Don’t forget to keep logging in to Education City here in order to play educational games and activities. If you have forgotten your login then please ask at school and we will get it for you.
Upper Key Stage 2
| Our Topic | Things to remember | Home Learning |
|---|---|---|
| This half term year 5 and 6 will be studying the topic ‘Crime and Punishment’. We will be learning about how crime and punishment has changed over time in Great Britain from the Romans up until now. We will have lots of amazing visitors coming in who have jobs linked to crime and punishment. Test your children’s knowledge as the term progresses! | PE Kits need to come in at the start of the week and your child should take it home each Friday. Year 5s will need swimming things on Wednesdays Please encourage your child to read at home for at least 20 minutes 3 or 4 times a week. Please ensure that your child completes their homework on time each week. | Year 6s have been given SATs revision booklets to complete at home. Please keep using Times Table Rockstars! Your child will have spellings to learn at home Your child also has other ‘login’ educational site access including Read Theory and Sumdog. |
Lower Key Stage 2
Our Topic
In Year 3 and 4 this term, we are focusing on Indian culture and landscapes.
In DT, we are designing and making shadow puppets to create our own puppet theatre. Linked to this, in Science, we are investigating the effects of light and how the moon and the sun produce different types.
In RE, we are studying Hindu stories and customs which we are applying in our dancing in PE. Following this, we are using computer software to create rangoli patterns.
Things to remember
PE Kits need to come in at the start of the half term and your child should take it home at the end of the half term.
Please encourage your child to read at home for at least 20 minutes 3 or 4 times a week.
Please ensure that your child completes their homework on time each week to be handed in on a Monday.