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Y2

"Work hard, do your best and trust God with the rest."

(Inspired by Colossians 3:23 & Proverbs 16:3)

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Snacks and Water Bottles

Children are encouraged to bring a healthy snack to eat during the morning break.

Our Lady of Grace is a nut-free school. Please ensure that snacks do not contain nuts.

Children should also bring a clearly labelled, reusable water bottle filled with water.

 

 

Homework Information for Year 2 Parents
Reading

Reading is an important part of your child’s learning, and we encourage it every day both at school and at home.
Children are expected to read at home every day for at least 15 minutes. Regular reading helps build phonics skills, fluency, understanding, and most importantly, a love of books.

We ask parents to:

  • Listen to their child read as often as possible

  • Talk together about what they have read

Please ensure your child brings their reading book and reading record to school each day so staff can check progress, add comments, and make sure regular reading is taking place at home.
Books are changed every Monday and Thursday.

By working together, we can help every child develop strong reading habits and enjoy exploring the wonderful world of stories and information.

 

Y2 Spellings

New spellings are given out every Monday and will support the phonics learning for the week, ready for a short spelling test on Friday.

Spellings link closely to class work and help children review and strengthen what they’ve been taught.

To support learning at home, children can also use Spelling Shed to practise their weekly spellings in a fun and interactive way.
Your child’s login details can be found in their reading record.

Please support your child by helping them plan their time and encouraging regular spelling practise throughout the week.

 

PE day: Thursday

Please ensure your child comes to school wearing the following PE kit:

• Green PE T-shirt
• Black shorts, jogging bottoms or leggings
• Black PE jacket
• Black trainers or pumps

Children should wear their PE kit to school so they are ready for their lesson and do not need to change during the school day.

All jewellery must be removed before coming to school, and long hair must be tied back.

PE kits must be clean and clearly labelled with your child’s name.