Year 1 are taught by Miss Holland. Teaching assistants Mrs Harbury, Mrs Roberts and Miss Chenery also work alongside the class.
Once children in Year 1 have settled into the class, they will be set homework in line with the older children in the school.
Homework is always sent home on a Friday and should be completed by Thursday of the following week. For ease, all homework is recorded in the school planner.
Each week, children in Year 1 are expected to read their school reading book a minimum of three times. This reading should be recorded in the school planner.
In addition to reading, Year 1 children also have some maths challenges stuck into their planners – these are questions base don themes that the children have already seen and studied earlier in the week.
From the Spring Term onwards, children in Year 1 also have spellings – there are spaces in the planner to practise the spellings and write some of the spellings in sentences.
Year 1 are taught by Miss Holland. Teaching assistants Mrs Harbury, Mrs Roberts and Miss Chenery also work alongside the class.
Once children in Year 1 have settled into the class, they will be set homework in line with the older children in the school.
Homework is always sent home on a Friday and should be completed by Thursday of the following week. For ease, all homework is recorded in the school planner.
Each week, children in Year 1 are expected to read their school reading book a minimum of three times. This reading should be recorded in the school planner.
In addition to reading, Year 1 children also have some maths challenges stuck into their planners – these are questions base don themes that the children have already seen and studied earlier in the week.
From the Spring Term onwards, children in Year 1 also have spellings – there are spaces in the planner to practise the spellings and write some of the spellings in sentences.
Year 1 are taught by Miss Holland. Teaching assistants Mrs Harbury, Mrs Roberts and Miss Chenery also work alongside the class.
Once children in Year 1 have settled into the class, they will be set homework in line with the older children in the school.
Homework is always sent home on a Friday and should be completed by Thursday of the following week. For ease, all homework is recorded in the school planner.
Each week, children in Year 1 are expected to read their school reading book a minimum of three times. This reading should be recorded in the school planner.
In addition to reading, Year 1 children also have some maths challenges stuck into their planners – these are questions base don themes that the children have already seen and studied earlier in the week.
From the Spring Term onwards, children in Year 1 also have spellings – there are spaces in the planner to practise the spellings and write some of the spellings in sentences.
Year 1 are taught by Miss Holland. Teaching assistants Mrs Harbury, Mrs Roberts and Miss Chenery also work alongside the class.
Once children in Year 1 have settled into the class, they will be set homework in line with the older children in the school.
Homework is always sent home on a Friday and should be completed by Thursday of the following week. For ease, all homework is recorded in the school planner.
Each week, children in Year 1 are expected to read their school reading book a minimum of three times. This reading should be recorded in the school planner.
In addition to reading, Year 1 children also have some maths challenges stuck into their planners – these are questions base don themes that the children have already seen and studied earlier in the week.
From the Spring Term onwards, children in Year 1 also have spellings – there are spaces in the planner to practise the spellings and write some of the spellings in sentences.