St. Peter
Welcome to St Peter's Class Page...
Term 5
Monday 17th April 2023 - Friday 26th May 2023
Friday 28th April - crazy hair day
Monday 1st May - Bank Holiday
Monday 8th May- Bank Holiday
Class Trip to Godstone Farm 23rd May
Message for St Peter's Class ...
Hello St Peter's class,
Wow! We are now half way through the academic year!
From Mrs Kaszycka and Mrs Medhurst
Our Class Email Address:
If you have any questions please speak to us on the gate or send an email to the class email address below:
stpeter@st-bartholomewsrc-pri.kent.sch.uk
Reminders:
Homework is given out on Fridays and is due back on the following Wednesday.
Reading at home is extremely important. Books are changed weekly. Please make sure that you write a comment in their reading books so we know they need to be changed!
PE is on Fridays so please ensure children have their PE kits in school (clearly labelled).
MyMaths, Purple Mash and Numbots are fabulous resources where we will also be setting occasional homework. Please see the front of your child's reading record for their log in details!
Please remember to label all items of clothing, including everything in the PE kit, blazers and coats. Please check regularly that your child's name is on their jumper or cardigan, as names fade in the wash - Thank you.
Please ensure that your child brings a suitable coat into school everyday. Our learning may take place outside so your child will need to be suitable dressed. Welly boots would be greatly appreciated during the autumn and winter months so please send these to school in a named plastic bag.
Photos will be added throughout the year so you can see some of the things we have been doing in class!
We look forward to a fabulous year of learning in Year 1!
Mrs Kaszycka and Mrs Medhurst
House captains
Mercy - Arthur
Savio - Olivia
Fisher - Mason
Beckett - Nelly
School council
Lilly-Ann
George
Chaplains
Hallie-Rose
Noah
Digital Leaders
Mayah
Willow
Eco-Warriors
Lilly
Vincent
Language Leader
Maja
Learning about Epiphany celebrations in French. The celebration in France is called La fête des Rois (The festival of the Kings). The special cake we eat is called la galette. The youngest child in your family ( or class) sits under the table and chooses who has each piece. If you find la fêve (the bean/charm) in your piece of galette you become le roi (the King) or la reine (the Queen) for the day.
Purple Day
We are All amazing!
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Phonics Play An excellent resource for children to practise phonics at home.