Class News

Goodbye Year 2

Posted on Monday 09 July 2012 by

If I had a pound for every wobbly tooth I’ve been shown this year, I’d be a rich woman!

This is just one of the many delights which I have discovered teaching in Year 2 brings. It has been an enjoyable year with lots of interesting stories from weekends away or days out (Sam and Brandon particularly)! I’ve learnt more facts about sharks than I ever thought possible (Oliver, Levon and Ethan)! Ravinder and Arranhave provided many thought-provoking questions with their ever-enquiring minds, whilst Alex and Katarina have wowed us with their confidence and ability to settle in to new surroundings.

As I enjoy being active, I was pleased to discover that the class love PE and that they have been enthusiastic about taking part in sporting events. Zach was even the first child from Moortown Primary to cross the finish line at the Roundhay Fun Run! Archie, Shriyaa, Bailey, Jahneil, Lanas and Molly were keen to take part in the Wake Up! Shake Up! competition which meant I got to hear lots more of my favourite band, One Direction! Pavan, Simran and Isabella have demonstrated a talent for gymnastics and Tayshaun never fails to impress us with his football skills (remember us when you’re famous Mr Lennon)!

Other successes of the year include:

  • Superstar mathematician Henry who’s made great progress
  • Roshan’s big improvements in reading
  • Ibrahim putting 100% effort into his learning
  • Ahmed’s amazingly creative homework
  • Shahban’s accurate observational drawings
  • Jawaad’s ability to make us jump with his animated expression when reading a story
  • Jaskirat’s fantastic handwriting
  • Yahya’s helpful contributions as school councillor
  • Rayhaan’s ability to be ready to learn at all times

And…. not forgetting Linda’s brilliant performance in the Christmas production!

Thank you to Mrs Stewart for all of her help with class routines and the children’s learning. Finally, thank you to all of the parents this year for continued support with your child’s learning – it really does make a difference! I wish all of Year 2 an enjoyable time with Mr Wilks in Year 3.

Have a lovely summer.

Miss Hewson

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dance Showcase

Posted on Monday 09 July 2012 by

Well done to the children who took part in the Dance Showcase at Allerton Grange. Thank you to Tracey for choreographing a fantastic routine which involved lifts and the children making use of the whole stage.

Dance showcase

Wake Up! Shake Up!

Posted on Monday 09 July 2012 by

Well done to our Year 1 and 2 children on reaching the final of the Key Stage 1 Wake Up! Shake Up! competition. The children put a lot of effort into practising and were an absolute delight to take to represent our school. Thank you to the parents of the children for helping with lifts and coming along to support us.

Feeling proud

Learning about symmetry

Posted on Monday 09 July 2012 by

Creating symmetrical patterns

Yoga fun

Posted on Monday 09 July 2012 by

We were lucky enough to enjoy a morning of yoga last week. Here are some of the children enjoying the relaxing benefits.

Yoga experts

Creative homework

Posted on Monday 09 July 2012 by

How to stay safe at the seaside Lego model

Scratch the surface

Posted on Sunday 08 July 2012 by Mr Roundtree

Scratch the surface is a summer school project for Y5 and Y6 pupils. If your child is interested in computers, gaming, art and design, or animation, then this will definitely be of interest!

The club runs from Monday 13 August to Thursday 16 August from 10am to 3pm. It happens at the North Leeds City Learning Centre, which is situated close to Allerton Grange High School.

If you’d like to know more, contact Nick Field on 0113 288 3500.

 

Poetry

Posted on Friday 22 June 2012 by

Take a look at our class kenning poem. Can you guess what animal it is?

A poisonous-spitter

A mouse-eater

A stealthy-slitherer

A camouflaged-rattler

A deadly killer!

Testing the Pirate Rafts

Posted on Thursday 21 June 2012 by Mr Wilks

Here is a video of us testing our completed pirate rafts. The winning raft held exactly 390 grams before sinking!

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCjxVHfLdDA&feature=youtu.be

Pirate Raft Building

Posted on Thursday 21 June 2012 by Mr Wilks

In our DT lessons, the children have been working as a group to design, build, test and evaluate a pirate raft.

They had to design a raft to escape on because their pirate ship was sinking. The raft had to be strong enough to carry their treasure and the children could only use materials and tools that would likely be on a pirate ship.

Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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