Mrs Wright - Mrs Magee - Mrs Davies - Mrs Holman - Mrs Makolski
We are very excited to welcome back to school
2020-2021
Week 8 Home Learning: 1st to 5th March
Year 2 Outline of Learning week 8
Week 7 Home Learning: 22nd to 26th February
Year 2 Outline of Learning week 7
Spring term 1st half
Week 6 Home Learning: 8th - 12th February
Year 2 Outline of Learning week 6
Week 5 Home Learning: 1st - 5th February
Week 1 Home Learning: 6th - 8th January
Please click on the following links to download the documents to accompany the Year 2 week 1 home learning timetable:
Happy World Book Day
Badgers have been enjoying celebrating World Book Day today and had a great time doing a number of 'book' activities. We have practised being authors this morning and wrote a fabulous story for the library. Can you identify all of the book characters below? Our home-learners also got into the spirit of World Book Day and dressed up too - well done everyone! Keep sending in the photos :)
Can you identify the characters in the book?...
Mondrian
This week in Art, we have been learning about Piet Mondrian. Well done to all our Badgers working at home - we loved seeing your pieces of artwork too. We are adding your work to our displays and the class love to see and read what you have been doing. Below you can see some lovely Mondrian artwork from children in school and at home. Keep up the great work.
Badgers had a fabulous Mufti day on Friday in support of Children in Need, thank you for all your support!
The Beat goes on!!
Year 2's were very excited to have a go at STOMP style body percussion and Samba drumming on Monday. The workshop was a resounding success and the children had the 'best day ever' developing their drumming skills! Well done everyone !
The Great Fire of Fetcham
Year 2 had a very exciting afternoon recreating The Great of Fire of London. The children made Tudor-style houses (and a couple of churches!) out of cardboard boxes, which we placed on the school field very close together, just like the houses of London in 1666. Once the children were at a safe distance, where they could watch, the teachers started the fire in Pudding Lane! The children watched as the fire spread between the buildings, just like it did almost 400 years ago! Eventually the teachers put out the fire with buckets (from a tap this time, not the Thames!!)
