Welcome to Bluebells

🌸 Welcome to Bluebells Class 🌸
Teachers: Miss Dixon & Mrs Boyle
A very warm welcome to Bluebells Class!
We are delighted to have you with us and are looking forward to a fantastic year ahead. In Bluebells, we aim to create a classroom where everyone feels happy, valued and respected. We encourage children to work hard, try their best and support one another as they learn and grow.
We love celebrating achievements, big and small, and creating lots of memorable learning experiences. Most importantly, we believe that learning should be fun, engaging and enjoyable for everyone!
📚 Homework
Homework will be sent home every Friday and should be completed and returned by the following Friday.
✏️ Spellings
Spelling lists will be sent home at the beginning of each spelling unit, and children will be tested at the end of the unit.
As our spelling units vary in length, please check the spelling sheet carefully for the date of each spelling test. Regular practice at home makes a huge difference and helps children develop confidence in their spelling.
📖 Reading
Children should read at home every day for at least 10–15 minutes.
Reading regularly is one of the best ways to support your child’s learning. Daily reading helps to develop fluency, vocabulary, comprehension and a lifelong love of books, so we encourage it to be part of your child’s everyday routine.
🏃 PE – Monday
Our PE lesson takes place every Monday.
Please ensure your child has the correct PE kit in school so they can take part comfortably and safely.
🌟 Let’s Have a Fantastic Year Together!
We are excited for a year filled with learning, laughter, creativity and success. Thank you for your support. We look forward to working together to help every child shine in Bluebells Class!
Resources:
https://play.spellingshed.com/#/login
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button
Bluebells Homework 5.12.25
Bluebells homework this week is as follows: FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 3 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 15 - Noun phrases Maths - Pg 58 and 59 - Angles and Lines FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 2 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 2 - Nouns Maths - Pg 4 and 5 - Objectives Test READING All...
LKS2 learn all about Hinduism
This week, we have been so lucky to welcome Kirtida Richardson into school. Kirtida practices Hinduism and led a fantastic workshop for Years 3 and 4 all about her beliefs. We found out all about Kirtida's life, as well as listening to the story of Rama and Sita and...
Bluebells Homework 28.11.25
Bluebells homework this week is as follows: FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 3 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 8 and 9 - Verbs Maths - Pg 50 - Money FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 2 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 12 and 13 - Mixed grammar practice Maths - Pg 14 and 15 - Progress test 1 READING All...
Bluebells Homework 21.11.25
Bluebells homework this week is as follows: FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 3 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 10 and 11 - Adverbs Maths - Pg 56 and 57 - 3D Shapes FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 2 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 26 - The Long 'ai' Soun Maths - Pg 22 and 23 - Time tables READING All...
Bluebells Homework 14.11.25
Bluebells homework this week is as follows: FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 3 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 89 - Word families Maths - Pg 51 - Clocks FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 2 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 5 - 'ing' verbs Maths - Pg 9 - Number lines READING All children should be...
Bluebells Homework 7.11.25
Bluebells homework this week is as follows: FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 3 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 22 & 22 - Conjunctions with subordinate clauses Maths - Pg 10 & 11 - Ordering and comparing numbers FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 2 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 4 - Verbs Maths...
Good Vibrations
To kick off our new science topic, children in LKS2 have been exploring sounds and the vibrations that create them. Each class has used various musical instruments and observed how the vibrations created, when musical instruments are used, transfers into sound waves....
Informed or Overwhelmed: Children and the News – Information for Parents
Helping Children Navigate Online News Today’s children are surrounded by online news — from TikTok and YouTube to social media feeds. While this helps them stay informed, it can also expose them to upsetting or misleading stories. A new Internet Matters report,...
LKS2 Computing – Sequencing Movements and Sounds
This half term, Bluebells, Tulips and Snowdrops have been using Scratch Coding to program various algorithms. Our focus has been sequencing commands linked to movements and sounds. Children have created sprites and backdrops, and then coded these animations to move...
Marching Through History! Y3/4 Visit to Segedunum
Today, our class had the incredible opportunity to visit Segedunum Roman Fort in Wallsend — a site rich in history and bursting with stories from Roman Britain. From exploring the remains of the ancient fort to climbing the viewing tower and discovering Roman...
Roman Tiles in Lower KS2
This week, Lower Key Stage 2 have been diving into the world of Ancient Rome through art as part of our History topic. After learning about Roman designs and patterns, the children became Roman artists themselves! They sculpted their own clay tiles, carefully carving...
LKS2 Painting and Sculpting
As part of our Romans topic, we have been using clay to make Roman tiles. The children used sculpting tools (as well as their hands!) to create lovely designs. We were so impressed by how intricately and carefully these were then painted! Well done LKS2! Article 28:...







