Year 2H 2026 - 2027
Mrs Healey-Kime
Miss Wilkinson
Welcome to 2H
Please keep an eye on this page for updates throughout the year.
Welcome back to a new academic year! We are all so excited to begin this year with you all. Year Two is a very important year, with lots of things to learn. Let’s see what we are learning this half term!
In Maths, we will be learning more about the place value of numbers, learning new methods for addition and subtraction and carrying out some measuring tasks.
In English, we will be diving into the book ‘Prince Cinders’ and reading all about the poor character who is treated badly by his hairy brothers. This is a traditional story with a twist, which we will retell orally and write our own version. We can’t wait to read your stories! We will also look at some non-fiction texts all about ‘The Weather’.

Our geography topic is ‘What are Seasons?’. We will build on our knowledge from Year 1 learning why we have seasons, and if all countries have the same weather and climate.
In Science, we are going to be doing lots of experiments involving materials and their properties. Is cardboard waterproof? What does opaque mean? We will make predictions and learn lots of new vocabulary.

In our RE lessons we will be learning about The Good News that Jesus brings. We will enjoy reading many Bible stories that will allow us to reflect on how Jesus and how we can live our lives being the best version of ourselves.
PE kits need to be left in school until the half term and reading books and reading records need to be in school every day. Please remember to check our class page on the school website gallery for any recent work that we are proud of!
Please make sure you are reading as much as you can at home! It is so very important to our learning in school!

Let’s begin our learning, Year Two!
If you have any questions or concerns please reach out to someone in the Year 2 team!
Thank you for your support
Year 2H: Events items
2H Class Assembly, by Miss O'Regan
Year 2 Eureka Visit, by Miss O'Regan
6R Class Assembly, by Miss O'Regan