Ethan working hard on his Maths 
Traction Man’s adventures 
Olivia’s work on George Stephenson 
Uraib’s English 
Ethan made a jet pack 
Scarlett’s working hard 
Elsie’s poster 
Olivia’s poster
2RM have been working hard!
National School Sport Week 20th -26th June
How do you fancy challenging friends, family or neighbours to some fun, virtual sporting activities?
At national children’s charity, the Youth Sport Trust, we are determined to ensure that young people stay active and connected through this difficult time. We’ve been helping families do this with our daily #StayHomeStayActive activities since March and now we’re challenging the public to go one step further by joining us in our first ever National School Sport Week at Home, supercharged by Sky Sports.
Coundon Primary School is preparing to join the Youth Sport Trust and Sky Sports to help young people and families up and down the country engage in a week of virtual sporting challenges.
With young people set to miss out on their main school sport day this summer, the Youth Sport Trust is taking its annual National School Sport Week campaign beyond the school gates to parents and families – reinvented as National School Sport Week at Home.
Taking place from 20-26 June, the week will give families, communities, schools and sports clubs the opportunity to take part in a series of virtual sporting challenges which help young people capture the enjoyment, competition and camaraderie they may be missing out on and the Youth Sport Trust is delighted that Sky Sports will be helping to supercharge the campaign.
Those with children that are staying home: All that you need to do to take part is follow the activities found in this PowerPoint, make a note of the scores that you get and send a copy off to your child’s class teacher.
Those with children that are in school: Your children will be carrying out the set activities in school within their Bubble. If they are home for part of the week, then they can continue their challenge at home.
If you would like further activities to join in with, take a look at this:
https://www.youthsporttrust.org/system/files/resources/documents/YST_NSSW_Activities.pdf
We hope you all enjoy taking part, Mrs Gray and Miss Perrett x
STARS OF THE WEEK! Week Beginning: 8.6.20
With more and more of you sending in work and photographs of all your hard work, it is becoming increasingly difficult to choose our STARS OF THE WEEK! We are so impressed with all your effort and dedication and would like to take this opportunity to say a MASSIVE WELL DONE to you all! Keep up the fantastic work Year 2, you are all amazing!
The children that particularly impressed us last week were Qasim B (2AD) for doing an exceptional amount of work in all subjects to a high standard and Maesie L (2RM) for always completing her work to a really high standard too. There are two children chosen this week from 2AS: Alex D for his great Maths work and Bella G for a super mind map of Queen Victoria and her excellent Use of ICT to record her Science work! Well done!
If anyone else has completed a piece of work that they are particularly proud of, email it across to your teacher. We love to find out what you have been up and what you have enjoyed doing. We will do our best to post them onto the Blog for you.
Change to Teams
MICROSOFT TEAMS As many staff members are now back in school teaching throughout the week, you will now need to use the YEAR 2 GROUP on TEAMS on a MONDAY TO THURSDAY between 10 and 12 o’ clock, where a member of the Year 2 Staff will be available to talk to you. On FRIDAY you can use your CLASS GROUP and chat to your own teachers. Remember you can use TEAMS to ask for help about work, to show work or just to have a chat with friends.
Year 2 Maths Home Learning Week beg 15.6.20
Year 2 English Home Learning week beginning 15.6.20
READING HOME LEARNING – Week Beginning: 15.6.20
This week’s Reading Home Learning is attached as a PDF file below. Here you will find the text ‘Explore a woodland habitat’ and a series of reading tasks related to the text. We have also launched ‘Fiction Express’ this week for our More Able Readers (see earlier post). Remember, if your child did not pass the Phonics Screening Test in Year 1, please focus on the Phonics PPT instead. The additional PDF file provides a selection of differentiated ‘Number the Events’ tasks (SATs style tasks) which you can choose from. There are 3 or 4 tasks provided for each level of ability Beginner, Easy or Tricky and these work in the same format as Clouds, Moon and Stars. Happy reading everyone!
PHONICS HOME LEARNING – Week Beginning: 15.6.20
Creative Curriculum 15.6.20
2RM’s work this week!
It has been great seeing all your work, especially the Traction Man videos!
Maesie’s shop for Maths 
Ismael baked a cake! 
Abdul-Haadi’s Queen Victoria research 
Carly’s Mad Science experiment 
Katie’s shop for Maths 
Olivia’s Traction Man work 
Blake used his measuring activity