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  • 07/06/26

    WB 1st June

    Hello and welcome to our first week back of our last half term! We cant believe how quickly the year has gone. Time flies when you're having fun! We started the week by doing some fun colour mixing with paint. In PE we practised throwing and catching. We also did some balancing...
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  • 30/05/26

    WB 18th May

    Hello and welcome to the final blog for this half-term.  Our book of the week was Whatever Next by Jill Murphy. We have used this to platform discussions about space and the moon. The Class also loved turning boxes into their own rockets as baby bear does in the book.  Our mathem...
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  • 27/05/26

    WB11th May

    Hello everyone and welcome to the 4th class blog of the summer 1 term.  Our book of the week this week has been Captain Duck by Jex Alborough. Relating to this we have been exploring if different items will sink or float and why this might be. This has linked to our maths topic of size and w...
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  • 18/05/26

    WB 4th May

    Hello and welcome to the third class blog of the Summer 1 term. We have had a shorter week than normal, but it has been filled with so much fun. At the beginning of this week, we read our book of the week, 'All of the Factors of Why I Love Tractors' by Davina Bell. For maths this week...
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  • 15/05/26

    WB 27th April

    Hello and welcome back to the new Reg 2 class blog. Our book of the week has been The Train Ride by June Crebbin. Inspired by the story, we have created many train pictures while developing our creativity and fine motor skills.  
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  • 08/05/26

    WB 20th April

    Welcome to the first blog post of the Summer term.  This is our last term together, and we will be getting school ready. This will be through a variety of activities, including practising spelling and writing our names.  Our maths focus this week has been positional lan...
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