Year 1

9Sep2022

Last year Mastering Number was a new programme that Front Street introduced into KS1 and the children absolutely loved it!!! As well as being practical and fun it also helped to embed their mathematical understanding too. The key resource we used was a ‘rekenrek’ and this week session 3 saw the

9Sep2022

Since marmalade sandwiches were a favourite for the Queen…and Paddington, we decided to make our own this afternoon!!! Article 1, 13, 17, 28, 31

9Sep2022

Well it took a little while for us all to get changed into our PE kits but the children tried so hard to be independent and some of them amazed us 👏👏 The children practised their basic skills of walking, running, skipping, hopping, jumping and finished off with some bear walks! Article 28,29,3

8Sep2022

The children have settled in so well to year 1. Today in mastering number we have been using the rekenreks and this afternoon we made hammer art, spent time in the chill out zone and used our new construction equipment.

7Sep2022

  Well done to the following Year 1 children who have been accessing the app and getting rewards. Rust Alfie Freddie D Caiden Sienna Thea Ava Jake Matteo Cole Amelia Teddie Abbie Archie Freddie F Kieran Allesio Iron Freddie D – WOW!!!!

21Jul2022

Well here we are the final awards for this year. Remember to keep accessing Numbots over the holidays to keep up with your fluency!!   1M  Deji – glass Wynter – glass 1S Aathirai – diamond Sophie – tungsten Harrison – diamond

18Jul2022

In our session today with Rachel we learned 5 important rules 1. When a dog is resting, leave them alone. 2. When a dog is eating, leave them alone. 3. Always be quiet around dogs. 4. Dogs don’t like hugs, they like gentle strokes. 5. If a dog takes your toy, tell a grown up. Article 12, 17, 19, 2

The Dogs Trust came to visit Front Street School today. Rachel came with her toy dog Ted to explain how we should behave if we meet a dog outside that we don’t know. We learned how to say hello to a dog safely and where best to stroke it so we don’t frighten the dog. Article 13, 17, 19, 28