As we come to the end of another fantastic year in Primary 2/3, we can’t believe how quickly the year has gone! It has been wonderful to look back on all the learning, achievements and memories we have made together. We are excited for the next step in our learning journey and look forward to all the new experiences that await us in Primary 3 and Primary 4 next year.
May has been another exciting and productive month in Primary 2/3. The class have continued to work very hard across all areas of the curriculum and have enjoyed a range of practical and creative learning experiences. 📚 Literacy In literacy, the children have continued working in their phonics and spelling groups, learning new phonemes and common words. We have used a variety of engaging strategies such as magnetic boards, phoneme
April has been a busy and enjoyable month in Primary 2/3, with lots of exciting learning taking place across the curriculum—especially with the brighter weather allowing us to get outdoors more! 📚 Literacy This month, the class have continued developing their phonics and spelling within their working groups. Pupils have also been reading independently through their group reading books, building confidence, fluency and understanding. We continue to encourage regular reading
March has been another busy and exciting month in Primary 2/3! We have continued to build on our learning across all areas of the curriculum and have enjoyed developing new skills while revisiting and strengthening previous learning. 📚 Literacy In literacy, we have continued working hard on spelling and phonics, learning new phonemes through a variety of engaging activities within our working groups. We have been practising reading regularly in
Welcome! What a fantastic and busy month we have had in Primary 2/3! We have been working hard across all areas of the curriculum and are so proud of the effort everyone has been putting into their learning. 📚 Literacy In Spelling and Phonics, we have continued learning new phonemes through a range of engaging strategies within our working groups. We have also been enjoying a variety of reading books
