This morning Year 2 have had a virtual school visit with the author of How To Train Your Dragon – Cressida Cowell. We got to watch the new trailer for the film as well as listen to Cressida read extracts from her book and answer questions.








This morning Year 2 have had a virtual school visit with the author of How To Train Your Dragon – Cressida Cowell. We got to watch the new trailer for the film as well as listen to Cressida read extracts from her book and answer questions.
This morning, we had a wonderful Stay and Read session in the sunshine, and it truly was a lovely way to start the day. It was so special to see children reading to adults, adults reading to children, and everyone enjoying a quiet moment surrounded by books.
A huge thank you to all the parents and carers who joined us—it was extra special as it marked the final Stay and Read for your child at Norton Infant School. We’re so grateful for your continued support and for sharing these moments with us.
Y2 have had a lovely time this morning in crew reading in the sunshine ☀️☀️
What a way to start our new case study! Exploring space in the WonderDome. We can’t wait to use what we have found out to help us answer our guiding question – where could your journey take you?
This week Y2 have been making the most of the good weather! We spent lots of our crew sessions outside, but our favourite was our Tranquil Tuesday crew sessions.
We left our classroom this morning and used our boarding passes to travel to Paddington Station. We spent the morning exploring London landmarks that we had found on our map or read about in our Paddington books.
Super exploring class five xx
We have had one of our first big clues to help us work out what our new expedition might be about!
We spent the afternoon exploring how to make paper aeroplanes and then testing them in the sunshine
We have been busy learning about 1/2 in maths and decided the best way to find out about a whole one and making two equal parts was to make some delicious marmalade sandwiches … just like Paddington Bear! Who knew maths could be delicious?!