Rabbits (Yr1) 2024 - 2025
Mrs Harrison
Welcome to our rigorous Rabbits' Class
What makes us rigorous Rabbits?
We, of course, are cute but we like to go much deeper into how to be a group of children who rigorously choose to be kind:
Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.
Colossians 3:12
In Year 1 we choose to be rigorous in our enjoyment of learning, in being kind and respectful as we love our light to shine brightly.
Our teacher is Mrs Harrison.
Our teaching assistants are: Mrs Perkes (afternoons), Mrs Jamieson (1:1 Monday- Wednesday) and Miss Hibbert (1:1 Thursday and Fridays). Mrs Line teaches on Thursday afternoons.
Facts about rabbits:
- rabbits like to have company- We will enjoy being each other's company.
- their teeth never stop growing - Ours will! Let's hope there will be lots of wobbly ones this year.
- they drink a lot and can't vomit - We will aim to drink a lot and definitely not vomit!
- baby rabbits are called kittens or kits - We are not baby rabbits, we are bucks and does.
- carrots are their sweets-carrots are our 'go to' nutritious snack.
Our school day starts at 8:40am and home time is at 3:20pm.
PE days are Tuesday and Friday- please come to school dressed in your PE kit on these days.
Our School Christian Values
Tarporley's Christian Values are:
- Love
- Hope
- Friendship
- Trust
- Forgiveness
- Joy and Celebration
This term our Christian Value is Hope
| Rabbits' Class Charter - How we can Let Our Light Shine |
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We will listen to Mrs H so we grow our brains and learn lots. Celebrate! We want to be kind to each other, ourselves and our grown-ups. Choose kindness. We will look after our classroom and all the stuff in it. Love it. We will ask for help to keep problems small instead of making them bigger. Trust and help each other. |
Our Curriculum
At Tarporley we follow the BOOKS approach to our curriculum.
We want to be/have:
Bravery
Outward-facing
Opportunities
Knowledge and skills
Spirituality
Through our curriculum we aim to inspire children with these attributes and always look for moments in our day where we can be BRAVE and OUTWARD-FACING, look for new OPPORTUNITIES, build on our KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS, and take time to focus on our SPIRTUALITY.
Our Curriculum -
Year 1 spring 2 2025
Religious Education: Christianity
Why is Jesus special for Christians?
English: Please do not read the books ahead of time as we enjoy discovering them together!
My Name is not Refugee by Kate Milner
Focus: clear finger spaces between words, use capital letters for names and the start of sentences and full stops at the end of ideas.
: start using ? !
: become confident correcting their own writing with verbal/written support from the teacher
Maths: number
place value to 20
addition and subtraction within 20
doubles and near doubles
Science: Living things and their habitats
simple food chains
animals' habitats
Geography: Would you prefer to live in a hot or cold country?
Computing: coding
Music: sound patterns
Ard & Design: simple printmaking
PE:
tennis
dance
Year 1 summer 1 2025
Religious Education: Humanism
What do Humanists think a good life is all about?
English: Please do not read the books ahead of time as we enjoy discovering them together!
The Last Wolf by Mini Grey
Focus: clear finger spaces between words, use capital letters for names and the start of sentences and full stops at the end of ideas.
: start using ? !
: become confident correcting their own writing with verbal/written support from the teacher
: become confident rehearsing before they write and re-reading to check their work
Maths: number
place value beyond 20
fractions
multiplication and divsion
Science: Plants
How things grow
Geography:
What is it like here?
Computing:
technology outside of school
Music: Pitch
Ard & Design: wheels and axels
PE:
athletics
Files to Download
Rabbits (Yr1): News items
Compass - Important Information, by Miss Primary
SAVE THE DATE - Sports Day, by Miss Primary
CLUBS - LAST WEEK OF TERM, by Miss Primary
