Year 2 Awards

 

 

These children have worked extremely hard and have been rewarded for all of their hard work and efforts.

E for Excellence

Mulberry Class:

Yahya,  for trying his best in every lesson and helping out in the class.

Rowan Class

Rayyan, for using concrete resources to independently complete his maths work. Keep up the great work!

Pine Class

Albie, for coming into class this week with a smile on your face.

You should be very proud of yourself for this, I am.

Let's do it again next week. Well done!

 Star Writers

Mulberry Class

Antonina,  for using interesting adjectives in her setting description this week. Well done!

Rowan Class

Farzaan, for including exciting vocabulary into his story setting. Brilliant work!

Pine Class

Alexandra, for noticing your  mistakes in your writing and editing your own work independently and successfully. Your writing is improving everyday! 

            

The reflectiveness award this week goes to: Zach, Emma

These pupils have planned carefully, revised ideas, identified key features and can talk about their learning. 

Lujah for working very hard to reflect on and improve her writing.

Zach showed his reflectiveness during a science lesson where he discussed his previous knowledge about animals with his partner. 

The resilience award this week goes to: Amedea

These children have demonstrated perseverance, managed distractions, noticed patterns and been absorbed in their tasks.

The resourcefulness award this week goes to:  Vanessa 

These pupils have been curious about their learning, made links between ideas, shown imagination, reasoned methodically and capitalised on resources. 

I made my teacher happy goes to: Sofia, Ahmad, Harrie

Sofia, Ahmad and Harrie have all made their teacher happy because they have made fantastic progress in their reading!

Year 2 What We Are Learning

                                  

   Literacy

In Literacy,  pupils described a  settings such

as a forest using adjectives

and expanded noun phrases.

  Maths

This week the children have been introduced to

multiplication. 

We have been exploring how to identify and

make equal groups. 

The children have ensured to use key vocabulary and

 sentence stems. For example, there are

4 equal groups of 2, 

there are 8 counters altogether. 

                                                              

History

 This week the children learnt about Rosa Parks and what

 was life like for people of colour. Children discussed what

 might have caused Rosa Park to want to make changes

 in the society she lived in her days.

Year 1 Parents - Stay and Learn Tuesday 4th Feburary 2025

             

               This is a friendly reminder that our Stay and Learn session is taking place on Tuesday, 4th February 2025.

📚 Focus: Maths 🧮

We’re excited to see you all there and look forward to an engaging session!

Kind regards, 

Miss Hamilton 

Year 1 Awards

 

 

These children have worked extremely hard and have been rewarded for all of their hard work and efforts.

E for Excellence

Apricot:.Emir 

Emir is working hard in literacy and math. He is very good at proofreading and checking his work to make sure his answers are correct. 

Beech: Lama 

For working hard in Literacy to write in past tense and include adjectives. Keep up the good work 

Walnut: Abdullah

Abdullah has been making careful choices in class, he is sharing and turn-taking with more independence and learning the skills to problem solve. Well done Abdullah, keep up the fantastic work!

  Star Writers 

Apricot: Prakhyati 

Prakhyati has been putting in lots of effort and time into her writing. She enjoys writing independently and is happy to make any changes to her spelling or grammar. 

Beech:  Emir 

For working hard in Phonics to include set 2 and 3 sounds in his writing and independently editing his work. Well done Emir, you are working extremely hard.  

Walnut: Freya

Freya has been writing with more independence, she is now more confident in sounding out cvc words and learning familiar red words. Well done Freya, keep this up!

Learning Power Awards

These are the key skills that our children will need to learn effectively in class and to be successful later in life. 

Reciprocity

These children have shown interdependence, collaborated effectively, listened to others, displayed empathy and have imitated effective  ideas and methods from others. 

Issac and Aadvik for creating a shape maths challenge and encouraging the children in Beech class to complete it 

Reflectiveness 

These pupils have planned carefully, revised ideas, identified key features and can talk about their learning. 

This has been awarded to:

Resilience

These children have demonstrated perseverance, managed distractions, noticed patterns and been absorbed in.

Eliza - Eliza continues to show resilience by managing distractions around her. Eliza sits independently to write and produces great work and beautiful

Resourcefulness

These children have used the resources in the classroom and outside to plan, design and create marvellous creations.

Aarav- For using the resources in class to make super art work. Aarav has also been using the skills we have practised in art to create his own watercolor painting. Excellent Aarav, keep it up!

This has been awarded to: 

Resourcefulness 

I Made My Teacher Happy Award 

Adeyemi - For working hard to make the right choices and follow instructions! We are  very proud of you, keep up the good work! 

 Ivy-Rose- she has been trying hard with her phonics  and joining in when we are reading the story green words. 

Year 1 105 Books to Read Before You Leave Broadford Primary

Bronze Award 

Silver Award

Gold Award

Year 2 Awards

 

 

These children have worked extremely
hard and have been rewarded
for all of their hard work and efforts.

E for Excellence
Mulberry Class
Annalise, for working very hard to accurately
compare the capacity and masses of
different objects in maths this week. Well done.

Rowan Class
Tillie-Rose, for being a great role
model and showing her peers how to
complete their carpet jobs. Well done!

Pine Class
Layla, she has worked super hard during RWI
and has been trying really hard to apply her
sounds to her writing this week. Well done!

 Star Writers
Mulberry Class
Domanic, for his excellent effort in History this
week. Dominic worked very hard to state

the different ways that Martin Luther

King Jr. fought for equality.

Rowan Class

Ahmad, for his excellent effort in literacy this week.

Using amazing adjectives, Ahmad

wrote a detailed and engaging missing 

poster. Great work!

                                                    Pine Class

                              Isabella, for writing a detailed and

                        descriptive  missing poster of her own character

                        using appropriate adjectives. Well done!

The resilience award this week goes to: Serghei, Alexandra

.

These children have demonstrated perseverance,

managed distractions, noticed patterns

and been absorbed in their tasks.

 

Serghei has worked hard in both his RWI lessons and

interventions. This has allowed him to move

up RWI groups. Keep up the good work!

The reciprocity award this week goes to: Freya, Amerah

These children have shown interdependence, collaborated

effectively, listened to others, displayed empathy and have

imitated effective ideas and methods from others. 

Freya has shown reciprocity by listening and supporting

everyone in her group when completing a computing task.

Great work!

The reflectiveness award this week goes to: 

These pupils have planned carefully, revised ideas,

identified key features and can talk about their learning. 

Lujah for working very hard to reflect on and improve her writing.

 

The resourcefulness award this week goes to: 

Khushbakht, for revising her ideas

and improving her History writing task.

These pupils have been curious about their learning,

made links between ideas, shown imagination,

reasoned methodically and capitalised on resources. 

I made my teacher happy goes to: 

                                                Ashar, for always being kind and

polite to everyone he meets.