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Year 2

The Staff Team

Badgers - Class teacher: Mrs Kempton 

Teaching assistant: Mrs Hadi

Otters - Class teacher: Mrs Mansell / Miss Jones

Teaching assistant: Miss Wilson

Rabbits - Class teacher: Miss McCauslin

Teaching assistant: Mrs Bevan

Year 2 support staff: Mrs Lai & Mrs Parris

Learning in Year 2

Yearly overview
 
Half-termly overviews
  • Each day your child should bring:

    • Coat
    • Water bottle
    • Trainers (These are for the Daily dash and outdoor PE. They can be left on their pegs to change into when needed)
    • Book bag (if it is their book bag day)

  • On their PE days (shown below), children should come into school dressed in the appropriate PE uniform (see our Uniform page for more details).
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday

 

Library day: Children will bring a book from the library home and will need to return it the following Wednesday.

Rabbits: Indoor PE day


 

Badgers: Outdoor PE day.

Otters: Outdoor PE day.

There is a staff meeting after school, so teachers are not normally able to discuss matters on these evenings.

Badgers: Indoor PE day.

Rabbits: Outdoor PE day.

Spelling test and new spellings set.

Homework to be returned and new homework set.

Otters: Indoor PE day.

Welcome to Year 2 presentation

Please see below the presentation from the 'Meet the teacher' meeting in September 2026.

Learning resources

 
 

2) Common exception words

This is the list of words your child should be able to read and spell by the end of Year 2. Below is a game to help them spell them - pick either Year 1 or Year 2. Also there is a printable list of the words you can practise with your child.

Little Bird Spelling

3) Letter formation

A lot of children in Year 2 have some strange ways of forming their letters. We have been doing a lot of work on getting the correct formation. Below are some printable resources you can use. Twinkl also have a guide to using the resources here on YouTube.

4) Writing sentences

Use these prompts to write sentences. Encourage your child to write either one or two grammatically correct sentences, including a capital letter and a full stop. They should read each sentence back to make sure it makes sense. It is better to focus on writing a little and often.

5) Number formation

Getting numbers around the correct way is really important. If your child is still reversing numbers such as 5, you can use the sheets below to practise numbers. You can also use this YouTube video from former Greswold teacher Mrs Johnson for ways to help get the numbers around the correct way.

6) Counting

Counting back and forwards in 1s, 2s, 5s and 10s is a useful skill. Your child can use the 100 square below to practise their counting.

7) Number facts

We have previously set these number facts as homework. Knowing them off by heart is very useful, so you could continue to practise these with your child.