Last week Y2D enjoyed a visit from Elizabeth the storyteller and had some great fun acting out the Easter story!
Miss Devlin was super proud of the detailed responses the children gave to questions Elizabeth asked us about the Easter Story!
We were very lucky last week because we had World Book Day and a visit from the local artist, Zoe Scott! We were especially excited because we finally finished reading The Christmasaurus on World Book Day!
Y2D have had a very busy week last week – we dressed up as our favourite characters for world book day – our local artist Zoe Scott came to visit and we were rewarded with chill time in our amazing library for fantastic work in both literacy learning about Emperor Penguins of Antarctica and Maths solving money problems!
We have started to divide this week and are already quizzing through sharing and grouping problems!
Amazing we are!
In Y2S we have had a great time celebrating our favourite book characters and stories.
What is your favourite book?
Y2S have been super lucky this week to be the first class in the whole school to take part in a very special art workshop with Zoe Emma Scott. The children loved working with her and they created some very special spring pictures. We are hoping the amazing art work brings out the sunshine.
Harton Primary School will be open on Monday 5th March.
Thank you for your co-operation over the past few days.
Due to weather conditions, Harton Primary School will remain closed on Friday, 2nd March.
As there has been no improvement to the weather and icy conditions are forecast overnight, Harton Primary School will remain closed on Thursday 1st March.
World Book Day will be rescheduled for a future date.
Year 2 were very lucky to receive a visit from Bill Elliott who taught us all about the life of a coal miner. He also told us about what life was like for women at that time.
What fun we had on our class trip to the Stephenson Railway Museum. We had a look around the museum looking at all of the different trains and how they work. We then looked at George Stephenson himself and made models of him and his creations. We love art in Y2S so it was right up our street, we ‘let of a lot of steam’ creating our Stephenson inspired projects and we are very proud of them!
