Classes
In total we have 15 classes across the school. Three in the Early Years, four in Key Stage 1 and eight in Key Stage 2. Each class has a class teacher and a teaching assistant.
Early Years is made up of three classes, one Pre-School and two Reception and they cater for our youngest children from the age of three. Key Stage 1 is made up of four classes and this includes all of the children who are in Year 1 and Year 2. The children are all aged between 5 and 7. Key stage 2 is made up of eight classes and this comprises of all the children who are in Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6. The children are all aged between 7 and 11.
As our children move up through the school they are given extra responsibilities and jobs in their classrooms and around school. This is to help them become more independent and fully prepared for their transition to High School. This includes; Head Girl and Head Boy, Learning Ambassadors, School Council Reps, Office Angels and House Captains. These groups of children make up our Pupil Power which enables our children to share their opinions and ideas with the adults within the school.
Please click on your child’s Class Page to find out more information. This will include what they are currently learning about in class, their current topic, when they have PE, when they have homework and pictures of their classroom. We hope you find these pages really useful.
Welcome to Y1 SC
Hello and welcome to our Year 1 SC class page!
Our class teacher is Mr Campbell and our teaching assistant is Miss Leadon.
Welcome to Y1 LJ
Hello and welcome to our Year 1 LJ class page!
Our class teacher is Miss Jenkins and our teaching assistants are Miss Harrison and Mrs Southwick. Mrs Jackson will teach the class on a Thursday morning.
Welcome to Year 2 CB
Hello and welcome to Year 2 CB Class Page. This page is aimed at sharing all the necessary information with parents.
Our class teachers is Mrs Bingham but we also have Mrs Crockett who teaches us on a Thursday afternoon and all day Friday. In addition our teaching assistant is Mrs Hill.
Welcome to Year 2 AL
Hello and welcome to Class 2AL!
Our class teacher is Mr Logan and our teaching assistant is Mrs Styles. In addition, Mrs Jackson teaches us on a Thursday afternoon.
Welcome to Year 3 HM
Hello and welcome to 3HM! Our class teacher is Mrs Mikolajczyk and our teaching assistant is Mr Hinton. On a Wednesday afternoon and all day Friday the class teacher will be Mrs Summers.
Welcome to Year 3 GH
Hello and welcome to 3GH! This page is aimed at sharing all the necessary information with our parents and carers.
Welcome to Year 4 HG 
Hello and welcome to our Year 4 HG class page. This page is aimed at sharing all the necessary information with our parents and carers.
Welcome to Year 4 GS
Hello and welcome to our Year 4 GS class page. This page is aimed at sharing all the necessary information with our Parents and Carers.
Welcome to Year 5 DS
Our class teacher is Mrs Spittle but we also have Mrs Summers who teaches us on a Tuesday morning. In addition, our teaching assistant is Mrs Fenton.
Welcome to Year 5 LR 
Our class teachers are Mrs Lynch (Monday – Wednesday) and Miss Rodd (Thursday and Friday) but we also have Mrs Jackson who teaches us for some of Tuesday morning. In addition, our teaching assistant is Mrs Barker.
Welcome to Year 6 BK
Welcome to 6BK! We are looking forward to an exciting year together!
Welcome to Year 6 TEP
Welcome to 6TEP! We are looking forward to an exciting year together!
Welcome to YR LCWelcome to Year R MM
Hello and welcome to YR MM.
Our class teacher is Miss Manning and our teaching assistants are Mrs Lloyd and Mrs Heawood. In addition Mrs Jackson teaches our class on a Wednesday morning taking the children out to Forest School.
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