Haytor View

Community Primary School & Nursery

Learning together ~ enjoying success ~ aiming high ~ celebrating difference ~ enriching community

Haytor View

Community Primary School & Nursery

Learning together ~ enjoying success ~ aiming high ~ celebrating difference ~ enriching community

R-time with Year 2

We have started to come together as a Key Stage on Tuesday morning to share an R-time activity together. This week the children worked in teams to draw around each other’s hands on one small piece of paper. The children firstly greeted each other with a smile,...

We are Learners!

To help us to remember our new story, “Knock, Knock, Open the Door” we have been using our slimy writing packs to have a go at writing the names of the different animals behind the doors. Some of us chose to the paint brushes to write the letters...

Wow! What an impressive home learning project.

Home Learning can be a bit hard on Mums and Dads if they feel they are constantly trying to make children do things they don’t naturally enjoy so in year 2, we try and make the Home learning as fun as possible. One of the ways we try to do this is to interrogate...

T2T and HL activities : Monday 9th September 2019

Write a My News piece about your weekend. Use the example in your book to help make it really interesting and informative! On your book choosing day, choose a book together from our book crates and start to fill in your reading record for the week. In Time to Think,...

What is a noun?

We have only been a class for 7 days and already these Yr 2s are showing exactly what learning at Haytor View is all about. I set them the challenge of understanding what a noun is by inductively investigating a number of sentences in which the nouns had been...

Our Creative Session on day 1!

What a brilliant start to a new year. In the afternoon on the first day, we explored how we could make the sorts of 3D shapes we might need to make to create models in our creative project sessions in the afternoons. This learning drew on what the children already...