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Welcome to Class 2!

 

Class 2 is made up of year groups 2 and 3, the children are enthusiastic and independent learners which makes them a pleasure to teach. Small class sizes and being in the Oxfordshire countryside make teaching here a truly unique experience. 

 

Class 2 is taught by Alec Leslie supported by Teaching Assistant Carly Mason-Fowler.  I hope you enjoy exploring our class page to find out more about what it is like to be in Class 2.

Class 2 Curriculum

Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End)

Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End) 1
Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End) 2
Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End) 3
Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End) 4
Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End) 5
Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End) 6
Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End) 7
Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End) 8
Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End) 9
Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End) 10
Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End) 11
Stone Age to Iron Age ( Hill End) 12

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The children designing and making Inuksuk location markers from stone.

Location! Location!

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Location! Location! 2
Location! Location! 3
Location! Location! 4
Location! Location! 5

Class 2 making Canadian pancakes in DT.

Children had an opportunity to write their own recipes in literacy and use their weighing and measuring skills during the cooking process. Of course they enjoyed the evaluating the most.

Cooking

Cooking 1
Cooking 2
Cooking 3
Cooking 4
In geography the children have been learning about the physical and human features of Marsh-Baldon. We went on a walk around the village to see which features we could spot.

Local walk

Local walk 1
Local walk 2
Local walk 3
Local walk 4
Local walk 5
Local walk 6
Local walk 7
Local walk 8
Local walk 9
Local walk 10
Keeping maths practical. In maths the children have been comparing numbers using the greater than, less than and equal to sign.
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