Sandal Magna Community Academy

Year 2

 Hello and welcome to our Year Two page.

What an exciting year we have ahead of us! Please follow our Y2 class Twitter page (@Y2sandalmagnaca) to see what we do in our learning, to find out about the exciting things which we have planned and for useful resources to support learning at home.

In Year Two, learning through exploring and being creative underpins all that we do and we adopt a 'cross curricular' approach to learning. Whenever possible, the children's lessons will be based around their curriculum studies for each half term and their reading, writing and maths skills will be applied in all subjects. The Year Two team are excited about being part of your child’s learning journey and highly value the impact which a strong parent- teacher partnership can have. If you have any questions, please see us informally any time as your drop off your child or pick them up, or if you require more time, feel free to make an appointment by telephoning the school office.

Our school day includes daily phonics, reading, English and mathematics lessons. The children in Year 2 also have a rich and varied timetable including weekly science, history, geography, RE, PE, art and computing lessons, with lots of extra experiences to help us to learn. 

Please ensure your child has the correct uniform and wears appropriate, outdoor PE kit to school every Friday (warm in winter and cool in Summer), as PE will be outside whenever possible. Your child will need to bring a water bottle to leave in school and this will be cleaned each day.  

We look forward to an exciting year working with both children and parents and welcome any questions that you may have.

 

Our trip to the South Yorkshire Transport Museum

Date: 05/03/2015

We went to the museum to learn about transport from the past as part of our topic this half term. As soon as we arrive at the museum we saw a model of Percy the tank engine. After that we went on an old…

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Firefighter visit!

Date: 04/02/2015

Our topic this half term is 'Help I Need Somebody!', we have been looking at different people who help us. We have had a very exciting visit today from three firefighters! We have found out lots of new…

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Outdoor Numeracy

Date: 20/01/2015

 Yesterday we were very busy in numeracy. We were using Venn Diagrams to help sort children in Year 2.  

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Christmas Performance!

Date: 16/12/2014

The children have been working very hard over this half term on their Christmas performance! Yesterday the children performed to Key Stage 2 and they were absolutely fantastic. This morning we will be…

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New half term

Date: 12/11/2014

Year 2 have had a busy first half term. We have had two trips to the local parks. We made maps to help us get there. We also conducted a litter survey and a litter pick! Our new topic for this half term…

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Looking after SAM the dog

Date: 10/10/2014

This week in Year 2 we have been looking after SAM the dog because our class had the highest percent attendance last week! I hope we keep up our fantastic attendance! Well done everyone! 

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A busy week in year 2!

Date: 21/09/2014

This week in year 2 we have been working very hard! In literacy we have been reading Percy the Park Keeper stories, we have been making predictions about what we think is going to happen next, sequencing…

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End of year treat

Date: 15/07/2014

This afternoon went into the playground with the children in year one.We danced to music, ate crisps and ice cream and we were even allowed fizzy pop to drink as a special treat. Later we played fun games…

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Lighthouses

Date: 14/07/2014

We have recently been studying seafarers for our topic and realised that we could combine this with our D&T and science by making some lighthouses using electrical circuits including switches and bulbs.It…

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Race For Life

Date: 25/06/2014

Year 2 had a fun afternoon running in the "Race At Your Place" event.We enjoyed ourselves and we are happy that we raised some money to help Cancer Research UK.

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