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Year 2 Weekly News

Weekly update of activities in Year 2

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  • 03/07/26

    Friday 3rd July 2026

    On Wednesday, year 2 presented a beautiful assembly for the whole school and parents retelling the important story of Noah's Ark. They shared meaningful lessons from this Bible story before teaching us some fascinating facts about materials and which ones would have the best properties for build...
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  • 26/06/26

    Friday 26th June 2026

    This week, Year 2 drew pictures of Noah and the Ark as part of their Religious Education (RE) curriculum to explore the biblical story of obedience, patience, animals, and new beginnings. These drawings typically featured a large boat, pairs of animals, and a rainbow.  The children first listen...
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  • 19/06/26

    Friday 19th June 2026

    This week Year 2 class practised foundational athletic skills and fun races in preparation for Sports Day designed to build confidence, coordination and teamwork whilst enjoying being active outdoors. Standard practise drills included running sprints, egg-and-spoon balancing, throwing beanbags, the...
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  • 11/06/26

    Friday 12th June 2026

    This week year 2 were introduced to the concept of persuasive writing.  To begin the lesson, we discussed how we persuade our friends to play our favourite game or our parents to buy the latest toy and then finally where these ideas came from: Persuasive adverts.  We then watched advertisi...
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  • 04/06/26

    Friday 5th June 2026

    The children in Year 2 have continued their history topic looking at Florence Nightingale. They looked at artefacts, different sources and fact books. We were able to learn lots about her life and about how important she was!  The focus this week was on how Florence Nightingale fundamentally tr...
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  • 22/05/26

    Friday 22nd May 2026

    In Year 2, we have been investigating animals living in a variety of microhabitats. A log in the Forest School is an example of a microhabitat. We discovered many insects such as woodlice, worms, a caterpillar and a slug, in microhabitats made out of dead wood. Even a pile of leaves is a microhabita...
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  • 15/05/26

    Friday 15th May 2026

    In Year 2 this week, children were engaging in a variety of activities, including learning about Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole and compiling a timeline of events during the Crimean War.  The children have been reinforcing their understanding of ‘time’ o’clock and half...
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  • 08/05/26

    Friday 8th May 2026

    This week in R.E. we have been learning about our new topic called New Life. We completed an activity that allowed us to write our own story about someone being sad and miserable and some good news that brought them happiness and made them feel alive. It was nice to write our own stories.
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  • 01/05/26

    Friday 1st May 2026

    Inspired by their dragon‑themed class core text, The Boy That Grew Dragons’ the children experimented drawing dragons. The children added patterns and textures with pencils and pens.  They also explored drawing high and low horizon lines when drawing a background scene.
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  • 24/04/26

    Friday 24th April 2026

    On Thursday, Year 2 participated in a lively and exciting table tennis competition at school. Each child gave their best, supported one another and took part enthusiastically throughout the event. They played against Year 3 who put up a strong fight.  The event was packed with fun games, laught...
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  • 17/04/26

    Friday 17th April 2026

    This week, the children began reading their class core reading text, The Boy Who Grew Dragons, written by Andy Shepherd. The children made predictions about a story based on clues from the front cover, title, and illustrations.  The children also explored words and phrases from the book to pred...
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  • 27/03/26

    Friday 27th March 2026

    Year 2 children enjoyed a festive Easter egg hunt with Mrs Openshaw this week, searching for Easter eggs in and around the school grounds including the Forest school area.  The event involved the children searching for hidden, colourful eggs, sometimes featuring numbers or patterns.  The e...
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