Year 4

Hello and welcome to the Year 4 Class. Thank you for taking the time to look at all the exciting things we get up to!

Miss Lyon is the teacher of our class. Mrs. Peacock is a 1:1 within our room in the mornings and Miss Frati is a 1:1 within our classroom all day.

St Anne Class

St. Anne class prayer

Dear Father,

Thank you for helping me achieve last year. Please help me to succeed like in year 3 and help me get that positivity.

I will try to always be a good role model and follow the St Mary’s Way and gospel values.

Thank you for choosing us to experience school and for giving us such great teachers.

I hope to gain knowledge, be kind and thoughtful.

I promise to carry and spread your words, and I will pray for the poor to have food and water.

We will believe, succeed and soar.

Amen

Lent Term Learning Overview

Please ensure your child wears their PE kit to school on Mondays and bring their swimming kit with them, including: goggles, swim cap, a towel and a swimming costume/trunks.

Please can you ensure your child wears WOW clothes on a Thursday. These are clothes that you do not mind getting muddy as they will be in the Woodland area for Science this term.

Class Timetable

	Morning Learning	Lunch	Afternoon Learning
Monday	Maths, Swimming (PE)		English, Reading, Active Spelling, Celebration of the Word
Tuesday	Reading, English, Maths and Active Spelling		Art, History and Class Celebration of the Word
Wednesday	Reading, English, Maths and Active Spelling		Religious Education, RSHE and Key Stage Liturgical Prayer
Thursday	TTRS, English/Maths, WOW		French, Music, Active Spelling, Handwriting and Choral Singing
Friday	Reading, English, Maths and Handwriting		Computing, RE and Celebration Assembly

Termly Overviews

Advent 1

Y4 Curriculum Overview Advent 1 2025 26

Advent 2

Y4 Curriculum Overview 2025 26 Advent 2

Lent

Lent 1

Y4 Curriculum Overview 2025 26 Lent 1

Lent 2

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.