LKS2 2024 - 2025
Welcome to Lower Key Stage 2
Meet the Team
Mr BushHazel Class Teacher Computing & Website Lead
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Mrs CollinsLarch Class Teacher Music Lead R.E. Lead |
Mrs DavisonBeech Class Teacher Assistant Headteacher Writing Lead |
Mrs HarrisonBeech Class Teacher Science Lead
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Miss HoltPPA Cover |
Mrs MitchellClass Support |
Mrs NamroodClass Support |
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Typical Day
8.45am Doors open – children come into class and settle with a multiplication challenge
9.00am Assembly
9.30am English
10.30am Break
10.45am Maths
12.00am Lunch time
1.00pm Registration
1.00pm Guided Reading
1.30pm Science/Geography etc...
2.30pm Computing/Art etc...
3.20pm Home time
Tuesday is PPA
Beginning and End of Day Routines
- External gates are opened at 8.45am and locked at 9.00am.
- Children are welcomed into classrooms from 8.45am to allow a 10 minute settling in period each day.
- If late, always report to the main school office.
- At the end of the school day the middle side gate is opened to EYFS parents at 3.10pm and the main gate is opened at 3.15pm for collection of pupils in Y1-6.
- If anyone else is collecting your child please make sure the class teacher is made aware- please phone the school office in an emergency.
- Siblings must be 16 or over to collect children.
- Children that have not been collected by 3.30pm will be taken to After School Club at a cost of £9.75 per pupil.
Behaviour
Promoting and rewarding positive behaviour
House point system
The class is randomly split into 5 teams. When children are noticed making positive choices, they are rewarded with a house point. The house point is represented visually with a marble. This enables us to reinforce and reward positive behaviours. All staff have a responsibility to ‘catch children in a positive light’. Each Friday at home time, the pots are checked and the team with the most house points are rewarded with a treat from the class prize box.
Good to be Gold system
The Good to be Gold system will run alongside the House Point system, but this is used to support children in understanding their inappropriate behaviour choices.
Each child starts every day with three stars – one gold, one silver and one bronze. Having all three stars on a name card is a visual representation that a child is making all the right behaviour choices.
As the aim is to be gold, stars are removed in this order – first gold, second silver and third bronze. For children that keep all of their stars all the time, there will be a weekly reward, hence ‘good to be gold’.
Parents/ carers will be informed either verbally, or via Seesaw, if their son/daughter has lost any stars during the day.
Core Values
Homework
Weekly
TTRS
Reading Plus
Picture News
Maths Activity
Communication
Working together in partnership
- School Spider is our school app for online communication between home and school
- Pupil app will be used for homework and class announcements
- Parent app will be used for whole school announcements and individual communications between family and school. Please remember that teachers will not be able to answer individual messages during the school day but will try to get back to you within 2 days.
- Members of SLT (Senior leadership Team) will be on gate duty each day if you have any questions or concerns
- Teachers are available at classroom doors at the beginning and end of the day, however if you need a longer conversation please make an appointment at another time
- If you have any urgent messages for school during the school day, please telephone the school office on 0161 445 6577
- At Broad Oak we believe that reading is the key to success in all areas of the school curriculum. Please make sure that your child reads at home for at least 10 minutes each day
- Please make sure that your child arrives at school on time each day, ready to learn
Curriculum
English: Reading- 3 class guided reads and two Reading Plus sessions
Writing: taught daily based around a class text alongside spellings and handwriting
Mathematics- taught daily
Geography / History- taught weekly in half termly blocks
RE / PSHE – taught weekly in half term blocks
Computing – taught weekly
PE – taught twice a week
Music – taught weekly from One Education -learning to play an instrument
Art / D.T. – taught weekly in half term blocks
French taught weekly
Science taught weekly
An overview of the curriculum for Autumn 1 2024
- In Maths, the focus will be place value and number
- In English we are looking at instructional writing
- In Science we are looking at a Living Things
- In Geography, we will be finding our about the Continent of America.
- Design Technology, we are looking at Pavilions and designing our own
- Music is learning to play a brass instument
- Games is Netball and PE is gymnastics
- Computing this term is Networks
To support our planning we use:
White Rose Maths for Mathematics planning.
Kapow Primary for Art & Design, Computing and Design Technology
Rising Stars for Science, Geography and History
One Education for Music
Language Angels for French
GetSet4PE for Games and P.E.
P.E. days
Hazel – Monday and Thursday Larch – Monday and Wednesday
Beech – Tuesday and Thursday