Year 2

Published on 19th March

Scavenger hunt activity as part of Sports Relief

Published on 13th March

Year 2 children making bean bags in science.

Published on 10th March

Making dandelion clocks as part of our learning about seed dispersal.

Published on 9th March

Published on 9th March

Year 2 had fun measuring length in centimetres and metres using equipment. This linked to our learning about Jim and the beanstalk.

Published on 10th February

On Tuesday 4th February Year 2 fully embraced their topic ‘Innovation and Legacy’ by having a Roman Day. The children enjoyed learning about mosaics and made their own.
They did some marvellous marching and took part in a ruthless Roman ‘contactless’ battle as well as re-enacting famous formations such as a ‘Testudo’.

Published on 20th December

Year 2 had an amazing Ancient Egyptian Day on Tuesday 17th December to finish of the term’s fun topic ‘Cradle of Civilisation’.

Published on 11th November

On Thursday 7th November, Year 2 travelled into London to visit the National Portrait Gallery near Trafalgar Square.
The children took part in a free workshop about portraits and had a superb guide who helped them learn about specific portraits and the paints and techniques used. The children were able to draw their own version of one of the portraits and go crazy with colour by tracing over another.
Afterwards, we walked into Trafalgar Square to have our lunch and soak up the atmosphere and wonderful views.

Published on 24th October

Over the first half of Autumn term, the children in year 2 have been learning about the United Kingdom in their topic ‘Who do you think you are’. They have discovered what countries make up the U.K. as well as physical and human features e.g. capital cities, landmarks, rivers etc.
The children have also enjoyed finding out about what foods the 4 countries are famous for. As part of this, they loved making Scottish Shortbread.