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Every year, our local MP, Alexander Stafford, holds a Christmas card competition, with the winning design featuring on his Christmas card that is sent to
Over the last few weeks in Geography Y2GD have been looking at the question “Does everyone in Rotherham live in the same type of houses?”
Jenny York Author Visits Aston Hall
We were very fortunate this week to receive a visit from children’s author Jenny York. Jenny delivered two sessions to EYFS/KS1 and KS2. The children loved
Year 2GD had an amazing trip to Conisbrough Castle! We learnt all about when the castle was built, who loved there and the different jobs people
Year 2 work on their reporting skills
Over the last week Y2GD have been researching meerkats and learning about the features of non-chronological reports. We sorted facts into different sub headings by using
On Thursday Year 2 watched a water safety assembly with special guest Rebecca Addlington! We then had a discussion about different careers linked to sport
This week in Year 2 as part of our work focusing on Refugee Week we have been reading ‘The day war came’. On Monday we
Last week, the Year 1 and 2 children enjoyed their visits to Scarborough as part of their History and Geography topics. The children learnt about
This week KS1 were lucky enough to have an outdoor workshop with the Artist, James Brunt. Years 1 & 2 all had turns working on
Year 2 designed our own crowns for the coronation of King Charles III. We then made our crowns ready for the coronation. We wrote our
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Last week, the FS2 children had the most fantastic time learning all about Lunar New Year. They loved creating dragons in the workshop, and reading
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