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Northiam C of E Primary School

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Oak Class

Welcome to Oak class!

Welcome to our Year 1 and 2 class! Our class is taught by Miss Mewett and supported by our Teaching Assistant, Mrs Kille. Together we work hard to ensure that all children feel valued, supported and challenged to achieve their best.
Reading and Phonics

We follow the Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised programme for phonics, providing children with daily phonics lessons that build their confidence in reading and writing. Reading is at the heart of our curriculum, and we encourage children to develop a lifelong love of books through story time, guided reading and independent reading opportunities.

English

In English, we use the Talk for Writing approach, which helps children become confident storytellers and writers. Through learning and retelling high-quality texts, children develop their vocabulary, creativity and writing skills before applying these independently in their own work.

Maths

For Maths, we follow a Maths Mastery approach. This enables children to develop a deep understanding of mathematical concepts through practical activities, discussion and problem-solving. We encourage children to explain their reasoning and make connections between different areas of mathematics.

Wider Curriculum

Children enjoy a rich and engaging curriculum that includes science, history, geography, art, design technology, computing, music, PE and RE. We provide hands-on learning experiences wherever possible, helping children to develop curiosity, resilience and a passion for learning about the world around them.

We look forward to working closely with parents and carers throughout the year. 

 

 

Term 6

 

 

 

 

 

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Diocese of Chichester Academy Trust

We exist to provide a first-class option for schools choosing to become an academy. We currently have twenty two schools making up our Trust, each maintaining its own unique character and identity, serving its own distinct community.

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