Year 1
Hello and welcome to Year 1. Thank you for taking the time to look at all the exciting things we get up to! Our team include: Mrs Chapman – I am the Year 1 teacher at St Mary’s. Mr Quinn teaches in Year One all day on a Friday. Other staff helping in our classroom throughout the week are Mrs Flower, Miss Cockroft and Mrs Bell.
We have so much fun in our classroom! We are lucky enough to have our own outdoor area.
Saint Joseph Class
Our Class morning prayer
Dear God,
Welcome in to our school of St Mary’s.
Bless all of our children everyday.
Please help us to be the best person that we can be,
in our work and when we play.
Help us to look after each other and keep everyone safe.
We pray that as part of the St Mary’s family, you will
love us forever and watch over us as we continue to
Believe, Succeed and Soar.
Amen
Learning Overview
Our PE days are Monday and Friday so please can children come to school dressed appropriately.
We have a lunchtime club on a Monday.
Class Timetable
| Morning Learning | Lunch | Afternoon Learning | |
| Monday | Liturgical Prayer, Maths, English, Handwriting, Active Spelling and Phonics | Meditation, History/Geography, PE, Storytime, Collective Worship | |
| Tuesday | Liturgical Prayer, Maths, English, Handwriting, Active Spelling and Phonics | Meditation, RE, Art/DT, Storytime, Pupil LedCollective Worship | |
| Wednesday | Liturgical Prayer, Maths, English, Handwriting, Active Spelling and Phonics | Meditation, Computing, RSHE, Storytime, KS1 Collective Worship. | |
| Thursday | Liturgical Prayer, Maths, English, Handwriting, Active Spelling and Phonics | Meditation, Music, Computing, RSHE, Storytime, Choral Worship. | |
| Friday | Liturgical Prayer, Maths, English, Handwriting, Active Spelling and Phonics | Meditation, Science, PE, Storytime, Celebration Assembly. |
Termly Overviews
Home Learning
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Reading at home
Questions To Ask Your Child When Reading
As we all know reading is such a key part of our development. Early reading ignites creativity, sparks curiosity, and stimulates the imagination in young children. Often, this leads to role-play as children grow which helps to develop other skills such as empathy, problem-solving, and morality.
When you share books with your child here are some questions to help you get even more from the experience.
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