Classes at East Halton Primary School
Class Dojo
We want to keep everybody updated with what the children are learning and share with you how they are 'flourishing'. Below you will find Long Term Plans, Medium Term Plan Weekly Overviews, Class Newsletters (sent out half termly) and pictures of the classrooms and learning environments. In addition, when you join our school, you will be set up with a Class Dojo account. This enables teachers to share examples of learning with you weekly and also to update you with key messages. A child's education is enhanced when school and home work in partnership. We greatly appreciate and value your support and what you to feel involved in your child's learning.
Upper Key Stage 2 - Year 5 and 6
During their time in Upper Key Stage 2, the children will continue to have exciting and stimulating topics that are taken from the national curriculum. We believe learning should be fun and give children the skills and knowledge they need to be able to help them as adults in the future. We teach the themes through a variety of subjects as well as giving the opportunity take part in trips, outdoor learning opportunities within school and other first hand multisensory experiences.
For KS2 pupils, we have developed a long term plan which is based on a two year rolling programme for core subjects and a four year rolling programme for non-core subjects such as history and art. This allows the children within the key stage to work together, as well as ensuring that themes are not repeated unnecessarily. An overview of the themes and subject content is shown on our curriculum page.
Year 5 and Year 6 Class Newsletters
Year 5 and Year 6 Medium Term Plan Weekly Overviews
Organisation
How we organise Teaching and Learning at East Halton Primary School
- EYFS (Nursery and Reception) are taught together. Nursery children attend the morning sessions only
- Key Stage 1 (Year 1 and Year 2) are taught off site currently at Goxhill Primary School 2025-2026
- Lower and Upper Key stage 2 (Year 3/4 class and Year 5/6 class) are taught either as paired year groups or as a whole class. This is subject dependent. Some subjects are taught on a two year cycle; other subjects are taught on a four year cycle.