‘Learning For Life’
Class 8
Welcome to Reception/Year One.
Class 8 is a mixed Reception and Year One class. Learning is carefully planned to follow both the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and the Key Stage One curriculum, ensuring that all children are supported and challenged at the right level.
Our approach focuses on the development of the whole child, providing high-quality opportunities to learn through play, exploration and structured activities. Children will be encouraged to take risks, have fun, build friendships, think critically and develop their own ideas.
Class 8 Team
Miss Miles – Teacher Miss Kane – Teaching Assistant in the mornings and PPA Cover.
Miss Price – Teaching Assistant (Monday, Mrs Veale – Teaching Assistant in the Tuesday, Thursday and Friday) afternoons.
Useful Information
Curriculum information for parents
Curriculum information for parents
Autumn 1 22-23 Me and My School RECEPTION
Autumn 2 22-23 Traditional Tales RECEPTION
Spring 1 22-23 Ticket to Ride RECEPTION
Spring 2 22-23 Amazing Animals RECEPTION
Summer 1 22-23 Come Outside RECEPTION
Summer 2 22-23 The Places we will go RECEPTION
YEAR B
Autumn 1 2023-24 Me and My School in Stocksbridge RECEPTION
Autumn 2 2023=24 People Who Help Us RECEPTION
Spring 1 2023-24 Winter RECEPTION
Spring 2 2023-24 Spring time RECEPTION
Summer 1 2023-24 On the farm RECEPTION
Summer 2 2023-24 Seasides RECEPTION
Blog
Exploring the Wonders of India
As part of our ‘Where in the World?’ topic, the children have been learning all about India this week. They took part in a variety of exciting activities, including making Indian flags and using their fine motor skills to design beautiful Rangoli pattern paper plates....
Ooh La La, we’re off to France!
As part of our ‘Where in the World?’ topic, the children have been learning all about France this week. They took part in a range of exciting activities, including making French flags and colourful French necklaces. The children also had the chance to try some...
Class 8 looking after the environment
In Class 8, we have talked about different ways to look after our environment. We talked about how important it is to put our rubbish in the bin. We looked at some photos of where rubbish had been left on the ground and animals had got stuck in it or tried to eat it....
St David’s Day
The children have been learning about St. David’s Day and know that he is the Patron Saint of Wales. They have enjoyed using maps to locate Wales and have made some Welsh flags. The children have also used the powder paints to paint daffodils, the national flower of...
Chinese New Year
This week, the children have enjoyed learning about Chinese New Year. Together, they have painted a dragon’s head in preparation for an exciting dragon dance outside. They also crafted traditional money wallets, re-enacted 'The Great Race' and sampled delicious...
“All Aboard!”
This week, our book is 'Oi! Get Off Our Train'. The children pretended to go on a train that we had set up in the classroom. When the conductor (Miss Kane) got on the train, the children give her their tickets that they had made. We pretended that we were off to...
Cinderella
At the beginning of the week, we received an invitation to have a tea party with Cinderella. For our tea party, the children made their own sandwiches. They spread on their filling and then had a go at cutting their sandwich in half. We also had another treat this...
The Three Little Pigs
We have read 'The Three Little Pigs'. The children have worked together to make houses. We have learned different material names and discussed which materials would be best to build a house. The children knew that their houses needed to be strong, so the Big Bad Wolf...
The Three Billy Goats Gruff
We have read 'The Three Billy Goats Gruff'. The children have been busy building bridges using different materials, made goat masks and painted trolls. They have also worked together to make boats that were big and strong enough to carry a small world goat. Who's that...
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
At the beginning of the week, the children entered the classroom and found a crime scene. There were chairs, spoons and porridge oats all over the floor. The children had to be detectives and find out who had made the mess. The children used magnifying glasses to...