September 2025 update

Year 2 children in PE have enjoyed developing their fundamental movement skills through fun, active games and activities. They practiced running, jumping, hopping, skipping, and balancing, which will help them to build coordination, strength, and confidence.

Working both individually and in small groups, the children explored different ways of moving their bodies and began to apply these skills in simple team games.

These activities not only supported their physical development but also encouraged teamwork, resilience, and a positive attitude towards keeping active.

October 2025 update

We have now completed our computing topic, route explorers.
As part of the topic, the children have been rediscovering algorithms and commands to move characters to their destination along a chosen route. We were so impressed at how quickly the children were able to use their direction commands to get to their end destination.
It was wonderful to see all the children engaged and succeeding during the lessons. They enjoyed the challenge of writing more complex algorithms with multiple commands.
We think we may have some budding computing wonders in our midst!

November 2025 update

In year 2, we were joined by a very exciting visitor from the past. Thomas Farriner travelled from 1666 to tell us all about the Great Fire of London.
The children enjoyed listening to the story about how it started and acting out key parts of the great event. They did a fantastic job using their bodies to create images from the Bakery on Pudding Lane where it all began, to the very end when the fire died down 4 days later.
We learnt about how the fire was able to spread so easily and tested our singing abilities with a beautiful rendition of ‘London’s burning’. We were then joined by Samuel Pepys who told us all about his diary and how it was
the reason we knew so much about the Fire.
Miss Johnson and Miss Kaur were very impressed with the children’s enthusiasm and respect throughout the session. Well done year 2!

December 2025 update

Year 2 performed their Christmas songs for their parents. They have worked hard to learn 5 songs as well as a short poem. Their singing was beautiful and filled the room with Christmas spirit.
We all certainly felt much jollier and more festive afterwards. This year Glenfield, next the West End! Well done year 2 for doing such a great job!