
Hello and a warm welcome to our Year 2 class page!
I am delighted to begin an exciting year of learning and fun together. As we explore the curriculum, we will participate in lessons that relate to real-world experiences, making learning relevant and enjoyable. Our classroom will be a warm and welcoming space, where each day brings fresh adventures and opportunities to make lasting memories.
Please remember to check Google Classroom regularly for important updates and information.
Here’s to a brilliant year filled with curiosity, meaningful experiences, and lots and lots of books!

Summer (2026)
Monday 20th April - Back to school
Friday 1st May - Class 5 trip to The Word
Wednesday 20th May – National Numeracy Day
Friday 22nd May – Inservice Day
Wednesday 17th June – Sports Day
Friday 17th July – Last day of term

PE
Our PE day for this half-term is a Wednesday. Children must come to school wearing their school uniform. PE kits should be kept in school until the end of each half-term. Children must have the correct footwear to take part in PE lessons and all earrings must be removed or covered.
Topics
Our summer term topics are:
Science: The Uses of Everyday Materials and Microhabitats
Computing: Creating Media (Digital Music) and Programming Quizzes
Geography: What is it like to live in Shanghai?
History: How have people like Rosa Parks made the world a better place?
Art: Painting and Mixed Media
Music: Musical Symbols (Under the Sea)
PSHE: Being a Good Citizen and Money
RE: What do Muslims celebrate?/Why is Jesus important to Christians?
D&T: Mechanisms (Moving Storybooks)
PE: Dance, Athletics and Multi-Skills

Homework
Homework is given out on a Thursday and must be completed no later than the following Tuesday. All homework must be handed in through Google Classroom.

Reading Books
Please bring reading books and reading records into school every day. Reading books will be changed on a Friday. Please try to read with your child at home as much as possible and write a comment in their reading records each time you hear them read. The more children read at home, the more tickets they will earn for our reading prize box!
