Kingfishers
Welcome to Kingfishers Class! 
Meet Our Teachers
Miss Armistead is our teacher in the Kingfisher Class and she works Monday-Friday.
We are supported in class each day by Miss Whitfield (Linda).
Mrs Wildey teaches us on a Wednesday Morning and Holly runs our forest school sessions.
Weekly Routines
We have PE on a Wednesday afternoon and Forest School on a Tuesday afternoon. Please ensure that PE kits and Forest School kits are weather appropriate. Children may leave their Forest School clothes at school for a half term if you wish. Children are to come into school on a Wednesday in their PE kits.
Homework
Try to read with your child as many times a week as is possible and please note this down in their reading record. Reading is paramount for this age group and little and often at home really can make a huge impact.
Complete their Maths task weekly. It is incredibly important that our learners secure their knowledge of Key Instant Recall Facts in maths through home practice also.
Practice spellings - these are given out on an Monday and tested the following Monday.
Please do talk to us if there are any issues with completing homework and we will try our best to help. For more support and explanation of our home learning policy, please see the parents section of the website.
We recommend you have our school app in order to recieve the most up to date information about events happening within the school. Reminders about kit, changes to our schedule or teacher requests are sent out on there regularly.
Rewards
Each class in school uses an online platform called Class Dojo. Dojo is a points system that allows us to reward effort, consistency, demonstration of our core values, growth mindset and kindness. As well as collecting points individually, the children are also collecting points for their newly allocated School House. The House with the most points at the end of the year will win the House Cup.
Autumn Term 2024
Topic
Our topic this term is a mixture of a geographical study of the local area, a historical study of the local area, before moving onto learning about the changes to homes (and schools) throughout history. The children will explore how to use and read maps before using them to navigate around out local area on a school trip. They will also look at the key changes which have taken place over time in our local area and investigate why these changes may have occurred. Children will then deepen their historian knowledge by researching how homes have changed over time, making a note of key dates and events, before investigating why certain changes may have happened.
Science
Our topic in science this term is Seasons and Space.
Class gallery
Our classroom
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