The learning journey continues in Year 3 and beyond, which marks the end of Key Stage 1 and the beginning of Key Stage 2. For our children this next step means amongst other things, a new uniform and exciting new opportunities.
The children will learn about and explore a range of exciting new topics across the curriculum, building on the skills and knowledge they have already received. We encourage all of our children to be inquisitive learners and we use this curiosity to help shape the direction of our topics.
Our vision is for every child to be the best possible version of themselves. We aim to provide a range of experiences and opportunities that the children may not have access to outside of our school. Our Year 3 children for example take part in the Young Voices Choir and every member of the class has a weekly violin lesson.
We recognise the importance of the children taking control of their own learning. Within Key Stage 2 our children are increasingly encouraged to be responsible for the own work, for example, through independent research and personalised presentation.
Key Stage 2 is also the place for our children to grow as people. We recognise the importance of supporting our children in building relationships, growing in empathy and becoming well-rounded and happy members of our community.
See lots of photos of us learning by asking the class teacher for your personal log in to Class Dojo or follow us on Twitter @hmc_school and @Garbett_HMCS
See regular updates of our new KS2 building @TheBurrow_HMCS
Our Staff
Mrs Lyndsey Garbett
Deputy Headteacher
Year 3 teacher
Our learning throughout the year
Our Curriculum Overviews
Lockdown 2020
Since the start of Lockdown (March 2020), as a result of the Co-vid 19 pandemic, we have been educating our class through a variety of LIVE online lessons and educational links. All families have received a resource pack, a weekly timetable and access to our on-line learning platforms, Homeroom and Seesaw. Please contact Mrs Garbett on admin2569@welearn365.com if you are experiencing any difficulties accessing any of the online learning. Please, stay home, stay safe.
See what we have been learning during school closure
