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Years 1 – 2

Our Year 1 and 2 classes work very closely together. Children in Year 1 and 2 may be taught and supported by all of our Year 1/2 staff at some point during the school year. Staff work closely together to ensure that the same curriculum coverage and learning opportunities are given to all Year 1/2 classes.

Key Stage 1 Team

Mrs Elisa InnocenzioPenguin Class teacher (Year 1)
Mrs Clare Green Dolphin Class teacher (Year 1) Mon- Weds
Mrs Rachel WebbDolphin Class teacher (Year 1) Thurs-Fri
Miss Anneke Wognum Turtle Class teacher (Year 2) Mon- Weds
Mrs Genevieve GladdingTurtle Class teacher (Year 2) Thurs-Fri
Mrs Charlotte GouldWhale Class teacher (Year 2) M, T, Th, F
Mrs Rachel WebbWhale Class teacher (Year 2) Weds
Mrs Joanna JuppTrainee Teacher
Mrs Lynn BuntonCover Supervisor
Mrs Kate MercerTeaching Assistant
KS1 ELSA Lead
Miss Beverley MayTeaching Assistant
Mrs Nicola MenarryTeaching Assistant
Mrs Shona KerryTeaching Assistant
Mrs Sarah HutchensTeaching Assistant
Mrs Vicki TunbridgeTeaching Assistant

Curriculum Coverage Map

Please note: Curriculum coverage maps are live documents which teachers use to inform their planning. The teaching order or content may change according to each class needs. The most accurate way of seeing what is being taught is through the curriculum newsletters.

Curriculum Newsletters- Year 1

Curriculum Newsletters- Year 2

Curriculum Resources

This Terms Knowledge Organisers

Phonics

In the first instance, we teach your child how to read and write using phonics.  Phonics is a method of teaching children to read by linking sounds (phonemes) and the symbols that represent them (graphemes, or letter groups).  To find out more about how we teach phonics and how you can help your child please visit our English page.

Below are a selection of our ‘Must Read’ books for children in Year 5 and 6. These are high quality texts that we feel will enrich our children’s reading experiences as well as help to take them on a varied reading journey. We recommend these as reading choices at home but we will also use some of these books as part of our learning in school and some we will simply enjoy together as a class story. Re-reading and discussing favourite books is such a valuable part of the reading experience and something that can also be enjoyed as a family. Happy reading!