Year 1 Class News

Home learning superstars

Posted on Friday 05 February 2021 by Miss Harker

Thank you for the emails showing me what amazing home learning you are all doing. Well done and keep going as much as you can!

Try to email me (address below) or bring learning to show at our daily Zoom meetings at 2pm. Email me if you need the invite re-sending.

katieharker@spherefederation.org

Home learning in different ways

Posted on Friday 29 January 2021 by Miss Harker

I have had some lovely pictures of children learning in different ways this week like refining problem solving skills, working on fine and gross motor skills and measuring. There has been word searching, baking, bike riding, painting and guitar playing!

Home learning heroes

Posted on Friday 22 January 2021 by Miss Harker

I’ve had some lovely emails from people learning at home. Thank you for keeping in touch with me and keeping your brains busy.

Things are feeling tough for some people, but just do what you can and have a day off every now and again, if you need to!

Aubree is really enjoying the geography videos.

 

Super home learning

Posted on Friday 15 January 2021 by Miss Harker

Thank you to everyone who has emailed me letting me know how you are getting on at home.

It has also been lovely to see lots of faces and hear about what you have been doing on our daily class Zoom meetings.

I have enjoyed reading ‘The Last Wolf’ with Mr Gathercole.

Email me if you need the invite re-sending.

katieharker@spherefederation.org

Here are some examples of what people have being getting up to at home. Do what you can and, most importantly, stay happy, healthy and safe.

  

Happy New Year 1,2

Posted on Friday 08 January 2021 by Miss Harker

Hope you are all doing ok. Here is a video message from me.

Zoom with Santa

Posted on Tuesday 15 December 2020 by Miss Harker

Y1/2 had a Zoom meeting with Santa to start the day! He reassured us that he feels happy and healthy enough to deliver our presents this year. The children asked Santa some brilliant questions:

How tall are the elves?

What’s the biggest problem that you’ve had to solve on Christmas Eve?

How cold is it in the North Pole?

Thank you, Santa! We also enjoyed a delicious Christmas dinner with our friends.

Merry Christmas from Year 1 and 2

Posted on Monday 14 December 2020 by Miss Harker

We were not able to do our usual Christmas performance this year… but we hope you like this instead!

Living and learning : emotions

Posted on Friday 11 December 2020 by Miss Harker

We have been talking about our emotions in our living and learning lessons. It is important to recognise our own emotions as well as other people’s emotions. Even if we feel a certain way, this feeling will not last forever and that is okay.

Christmas celebrations

Posted on Monday 07 December 2020 by Miss Beatson

As we approach the final week of term, it’s time to get Christmassy, but as you know, it’s going to be very different.

We can’t invite you in to share any Christmas celebrations so instead we’re going to share Christmas with you in a different way. From Tuesday 15 December, there will be a video posted on Class News of your child’s class taking part in some Christmas celebrations. We know that this doesn’t compare to what we normally do but we hope that it helps in some way.

During the final week of term, there will be a virtual pantomime performance that children will be able to watch at school. Thanks to the PTA who have paid for this.

Christmas lunch will be on Tuesday 15 December and all children will get a Christmas cracker!

On Friday 18 December, there will be Christmas parties in classrooms. Children can come to school in non-uniform. There will be some goodies coming home which have kindly been bought by the company who provide and maintain our photocopiers and printers.

It’s a very different Christmas this year but we’ve worked so hard to stay safe that we don’t want to spoil it now.

We hope that you have a happy and healthy, enjoyable and restful time with your families over the Christmas holidays.

Living and Learning : NSPCC PANTS rule

Posted on Thursday 03 December 2020 by Miss Harker

We have been talking about pants again! Children love talking about pants and find them funny but we use it in school to deliver a serious safeguarding message. The NSPCC have created some fab resources for us, and you, to use when teaching our children how to keep themselves safe. Ask your child about the PANTS rule and sing along to the catchy song!