Please note that we will update the information for the current year in more detail next week.
In the meantime, for your information, PE will take place on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Please send your child to school wearing their PE kit on Wednesday and Thursday.
Pick up information – At the end of the day, Year 2 children can be collected from the area near the climbing frame at the far end of the playground. Please wait for the teacher to dismiss your child, as they have been asked to stay with their class until called.
Water Bottles–Please ensure that your child brings a named water bottle to school with them each day so that they can hydrate regularly throughout the day.
Playtime Snacks – If your child is bringing a snack in for playtime, please ensure that it is a small/well portioned, healthy snack that can be eaten within a short space of time. No sweets, biscuits or food containing nuts or traces of nuts should be brought in.
Please bring appropriate wet weather coat and wellington boots depending on weather
Tuesday
Homework
We will set homework each Tuesday via the Google Classroom. Children’s log ins should be the same but we will reissue these with up to date information.
Wednesday
Outdoor PE (Damsons and Apricots)
Apricots & Damsons should come to school in a full Belmont PE kit that is labelled.
Thursday
Return books
Please return Reading Records, Reading for Pleasure, Little Wandle Reading Books, library books and CGP books.
Indoor PE (Damsons & Apricots)
Apricots & Damsons should come to school in a full Belmont PE kit including trainers
Times-Table Challenge
The Times Tables challenge are completed in class on Thursdays.
If the children does not pass in the given time they will use a different colour to complete the rest and bring home to practice further. There is no expectation to pass every week and usually it takes multiple attempts before being able to complete all of the answers in the given time.
Friday
Spellings
We complete our weekly spellings.
Library (Apricots and Damsons)
Children will select a new book of their choice from the school infant library and these will be sent home with their reading for pleasure books, CGP books and Wandle books.
Learning this week:
English
Moz the monster
Maths
Place value
Learning next week:
English
Maths
Autumn Topic
Our topic this term is called ‘I ❤️ London ‘ and we will be learning about the history of the buildings in London, Samuel Pepys and the Great Fire of London. We will be visiting St Pauls cathedral.
Please see the table below for details of the home learning tasks.
Reading
15 minutes daily.
Please return reading records every Wednesday to let us see how your child is getting on and to let the children get new reading books. Make sure that the adult records a comment to say how the reading has gone. This does not need to be longer than the box provided.
Children will also take a school library book to read at home for pleasure. Please return these on Wednesday so that they can choose a new book on Thursday.
Spellings
Year 2 Spellings.
Previous spellings – Spelling words which use / / spelt with //
Please practise using these words in a sentence.
The link below has the Common Exception Words for KS1 if you would like some extra spellings to practise at home.
Further reading/spelling practise: See Reading section of this noticeboard for the links to the ‘Word Aware’ work lists for our year group topics and practice reading/writing words linked to our year 2 topics – ‘I Love London’, ‘Fighting for Survival’ & ‘Water, Water Everywhere!’
Please check Google Classroom every Thursday afternoon for details of the maths homework task that has been set.
Regular times tables practice. (See above)
Here is a link to our calculation policy. Please refer to this when you are working with your child at home.
Handwriting sheets (to print off at home)
By the end of year 2 children are expected to begin to join their writing. We will have lessons in class focussing on this but do encourage children to practice and we know some children are already attempting to do this.
Reading Records – once they have been given out, reading records should be returned to school every Thursday with a comment about how your child has read in the past week. This is so the reading records can be checked and a new reading book can be allocated or given. We also give out the reading for pleasure/sharing books on Thursdays, so these books also need to be brought to school along with the reading records.
Little Wandle/Phonics level books – Please note that some children will be bringing home a physical copy of the book, wherever possible and others will be issued an ebook. For those pupils who have moved onto Fluency level books they will be allocated ebooks only as we do not have physical copies to send home.
Reading for Pleasure
As part of our continued focus on reading in school, we would like to continue the lending library of books within each class. This will enable the children to foster a passion and love of reading at Belmont and ensure that they have access to high quality texts. Please find links to the book list that has a variety of books that we would love to have in class. Once a book has been donated to the class we will add a tick to show we now have it. Please check the list to ensure that the book that you would like to donate is one that we don’t already have. These books will be stamped to show who has generously donated them and shared with all the class. The books come from the Recommended Books for Year 2 List which can be found below.
The below list is part of an initiative called Word Aware that we are using in school. We thought it would be helpful to share this list with you so that you can use some of these words at home when discussing the topic. If your child speaks a different language at home, it would be helpful to discuss and translate these words using your home language. We may add to this list during the topic as new words are introduced.
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