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Beech Tree Class
Beech Tree Class 2025-2026
Welcome to Beech Tree Class!
A warm welcome to parents and children from
Beech Tree Class.
Thank you for visiting our class page. Here you will find lots of information about the fun and exciting things we are learning! And as we are always very busy do visit this page often as we will be sharing all our amazing adventures.
!!IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!
The Year 1 phonics screen will take place in the Summer Term. As you are probably aware all children in Year 1 have to take part in this.
Please look below to learn more about the phonics screen and how you can help your child at home.
Click on the links bellow for more information.
Use these free activities to help your child to practise and get ready:
What is the Phonics Screening check?
If you would like further information, please click here to see the Department for Education’s pdf on phonics and the phonics screening check.
MATHS
Prayer Leaders
For our first English topic, we have been looking at famous Nursery Rhymes. We made our own nursery rhyme to the tune of 'Old MacDonald Had a Farm', called 'Miss Victory Had a Garden.' We sang about all the insects we might find and made colourful insect masks to match!
All about me! The children enjoyed sharing their All About Me bags, showing special items from home that tells us all about them. It was a lovely way to learn more about each other and celebrate what makes us unique!
The children began Computing lessons this week. We got out the school laptops and the children had the challenge of logging onto the computers all by themselves. They did very well!
We made Messy Maps of our classroom for Geography. Do you like our maps?
We went outside to collect the runner beans from our school garden.
To finish off our English topic of The Little Red Hen, we collected the carrots from our school garden and used them to make carrot bread. We worked together as a team, just like they did at the end of the story. The bread was DELICIOUS!
Every Wednesday, the children take their learning outdoors for Adventure Learning, exploring nature while developing teamwork, curiosity, and confidence.
As part of our History topic on "Old and New", we took the children downstairs to explore the school museum. They were fascinated by the collection of artefacts from years gone by, including old-fashioned oversized registers, cassette tapes, and vinyl records. The children thoroughly enjoyed discovering how things have changed over time.
Odd Socks Day!
Black History Month