Class 2 is a Year 2 group this year. The class teacher is Emma Kalarus and Andrew Hunt (Friday PM), who are supported by teaching assistants Jo Walker and Jane Carne .

Emma Kalarus can be contacted by email: ecanning@harrowbarrow.cornwall.sch.uk. 

Meet the teacher Information

Every year we put in place ‘Meet the teacher’ sessions, unfortunately this year we are unable to hold these sessions. Please find some information about Class 2 on the link below.

These are all trials as I have never set spellings or number bonds in this way before, please share your thoughts with me and let me know if this way is not working for you.

Meet the teacher information

Class 2’s weekly time table

This term we are learning all about ‘Harrowbarrow School and local area’

Here are some of our long term plans, so you are aware of what your children will be learning each week.            Maths Planning Autumn Term 

As part of our homework in Class 2 we are completing an around the world maths challenge. Please find the links below to the different pages, I will let you know when your child moves on to another City or Country.

Number bond sheets that you can use at home to practise different number bonds and times tables.

End of year expectations 

Year 2 end of year expectations:

Reading       Maths       Writing

Year 1 end of year expectations:

Reading       Maths       Writing

Your children will be doing PE on Wednesdays and Thursdays. They will need to come into school in their PE kits on Thursday, Wednesday will just be games that we can do in our school uniform. PE kits should be black shorts or tracksuit bottoms with a plain white t’shirt – No football shirts please.

PE kits to be worn to school on Thursdays

Your child will be taking part in outdoor learning activities on Mondays and Tuesdays. Please can you bring waterproof’s and Wellies into school for your children, these will remain in school.

Assessment and the ‘mastery’ curriculum.

Please feel free to look at the following presentation about the ‘mastery’ approach to maths learning.  presentation .

Values & Vision Pupil Survey

E-safety

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• Always have a grown up with you.
• Not talk back to people on the internet.
• Always ask an adult for permission first.
• Never click on things that appear on the screen.
• Tell and adult if you are unsure of something.

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