Year 2: What is the importance of good hygiene?
Published 11/07/24
We've had such an amazing and busy week with events like Sports Day and our drumming performance! But what else have Year 2 been up to? ...
Year 2 News
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Read MoreYear 2: What can we do to protect our environment?
Published 05/07/24Our Geography and PSHE were linked this week, as we explored how climate change affects the environment in Southern Africa, and what we can do about it. After a very thoughtful discussion on how climate change is affecting the lives of people, plants
Read MoreYear 2: What are the different biomes of Southern Africa, and how do they compare to the UK?
Published 27/06/24On our Wow Day, we investigated the different biomes of Southern Africa. We learned all about the weather, temperature, climate, wildlife and plants. We then used those facts to work together in teams to create a shoebox biome.&nb
Read MoreYear 2: What do animals, including humans, need to survive?
Published 20/06/24This week in Science, the children were talking about things that are essential for animal survival: food, water and air. They then made some wonderful posters about different animals, to describe how we would look after them. We recognised the
Read MoreYear 2: How have people adapted to the different climates in Southern Africa?
Published 13/06/24This week, we learned that there are lots of different climates across Southern Africa. In the hot and sunny areas, light and loose clothing to stay cool will be worn. They also build houses with materials that don't trap too much heat, so it'
Read MoreYear 2: Where is Southern Africa?
Published 04/06/24This week we started our topic on Southern Africa. We located the continent of Africa, and looked at the countries in the Southern region. Countries commonly included in Southern Africa include Angola, Botswana, the Comoros, Eswatini, Lesotho, Madaga
Read MoreYear 2: How has fire safety changed since 1666?
Published 23/05/24This week, we compared what rules there were for stopping fires in 1666 to now. After the Great Fire of London, more measures were put in place for preventing fires, such as buildings being made out of brick instead of wood, and being spread away fro
Read MoreYear 2: What have we learned about the Great Fire of London?
Published 14/05/24Firstly, we would just like to say thank you to everyone who helped out and supported us on the trip to the Tower of London this week. The children were very sensible and safe, and most importantly had a brilliant time. We even had comments from memb
Read MoreWhat makes a good friend?
Published 09/05/24This week in PSHE we looked at what makes a good friend. The children were encouraged to reflect on what they liked about their friends, but also what made them a good friend too. Qualities such as kindness and helpfulness came up a lot, as well as b
Read MoreYear 2: What are the different sources of food? Why are farms important for food chains?
Published 30/04/24This week, the children explored how farms are used to produce different types of food, from plants to animals and their products. For example, eggs are produced by chickens, milk from cows etc. They then took part in a carousel of acti
Read MoreYear 2: What do Muslims believe about Allah?
Published 25/04/24This week, the children started on their new RE topic about Islam. We are looking at the important figures in Islam, starting with Allah: Muslims believe in one God, who is called Allah, who created everything. Allah has many names, but there are
Read MoreYear 2: When did the Great Fire of London start, and what caused it?
Published 18/04/24This week, the children have started learning all about the Great Fire of London, through History and English. In History, the children had to listen to the events of the story: The fire started on Pudding Lane on September 2nd 1666. It lasted for 5