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Welcome to Jupiter's Class Page

Check here for useful class information and photographs of the children's learning achievements!

Class adults:

Mrs Harmer - Class Teacher

Mrs Mason - Class Teacher

Miss Seager - Teaching Assistant

Independent Learning/Homework:

Please ensure your child is heard reading at home every day and that you sign and date their reading record book. Their reading book and reading record book must come into school every day to be checked.

We will have 20 termly spellings that your child need to practice as we will have a test at the end of each term. Your child has a school Google account, they have a username and password which will allow them to access our Google Classroom at home to complete any independent learning set for them.

P.E:

Our P.E sessions will be swimming on Tuesday this term, please ensure your child wears their full school uniform and brings their swimming kit in a bag. They will need sensible shoes for walking and a waterproof coat where necessary. Our last session will be Tuesday 24th June 2024

Jupiter Class will also have P.E on every Friday this term, please make sure your child wears their full P.E uniform to school on this day.

Forest School:

No Forest School this term.

Pencil Cases & Stationery:

Your child may bring in a small, empty pencil case to school. They do not need any stationery equipment from home, we will supply all equipment needed for their learning.

Curriculum Letters 2024-25

Jupiter Class School Councillors - Dylan and Eliza

Subjects and Learning for Term 5

Art - Drawing
PE – Swimming
Music – Pitch & Notation/Creating a graphic score
Modern Foreign Languages – French - Greetings, numbers and dates
Science - Evolution and Inheritance
Focus days – Online Safety
English and Power Maths lessons will take place daily
GPS and RIC will take place three times a week
Regular Big Write sessions

R.E - Hinduism: Understanding Samsara, Karma and Moksha

Fire Safety Assembly 17.06.25

Biomes Week - Using an atlas to locate the Arctic and Alpine tundras

Art - Printing - Final Screen Prints

Art - Printing - Using tools

Art - Drawing: Using perspective to create an accurate observational drawing

Art - Drawing - Final Artwork in process using perspective, composition, scale, proportions, foreground, middle ground and background

Art - Drawing - Practising Accurate Observational Drawings

DT - Finished Product - Mobile Phone Holder

DT - Sewing Final Product - Mobile Phone Holder

DT - Sewing - Practising Skill

Royal Opera Virtual Live Lesson

Music - Singing Assembly - Playing Instruments to Believer by Imagine Dragons

History - Analysing the Bayeux Tapestry

Intra-house Uni-Hoc

Sports Session at Canterbury College

Michael Rosen Live lesson - Draw along 'Global Tales of Nature- How things came to be'

Book Fair Visit

Computing - Big Data - Scanning QR Codes

Subjects and Learning for Term 4

PE – Tag Rugby and High-Five Netball
Computing – Big Data (Infra-red technology - Barcodes and QR codes)
History – Bayeux Tapestry and The Norman Invasion
DT – Textiles - Sewing (Making a mobile phone stand)
Music – Pitch & Notation/Creating a graphic score
Modern Foreign Languages – French - Greetings, numbers and dates
Focus days – World Book Day, Online Safety, RE (Eid-al-Fitr, Easter Story)
English and Power Maths lessons will take place daily
GPS and RIC will take place three times a week
Regular Big Write sessions

Term 3

Subjects and Learning for Term 3

PE –Chance to Shine Cricket & Handball
Computing – Bletchley Park: code breaking
Wellbeing – Connect: community
RSE – Economic wellbeing
Focus days – Chinese New Year, Holi, Art, Safer Internet
English and Power Maths lessons will take place daily
GPS and RIC will take place three times a week
Regular Big Write sessions

Chinese New Year - Making Fortune Tellers

Computing - Code Breaking

NHS Workshop - Friendships and Me

Intra-house New Age Kurling

P.E - Cricket - Chance to Shine - Brilliant Bowlers

Science - Investigating how the numbers of batteries and voltage affects the brightness of a bulb

P.E - Dodgeball Competition

Science - Electricity - Identifying Electrical Components & Exploring Circuits

Term 2

Subjects
During this term we will be learning about the following:
• The Tudors and the Dissolution of the Monasteries (including an educational visit to Canterbury Cathedral on Tuesday 10th December - details to follow) - History
• Gymnastics and Cross-Country Running – Physical Education (PE)
• Online Safety – Computing
• Health and wellbeing – Relationships Education (RSE)
• People around me: Resolving conflict – Wellbeing
• writing, poetry and Informal letter writing – English Writing
• English and Power Maths lessons will take place daily
• GPS and RIC will take place three times a week
• Regular Big Write sessions
• Weekly Music and Drama lessons
• What difference does it make to believe in ahimsa, grace and/or Ummah? – RE