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Cooking & Gardening

We are proud to offer all pupils the opportunity to take part in cooking sessions during the school day. These sessions take place in the School House kitchen and are led by the class teacher.

Fresh ingredients from our school garden are used wherever possible, helping children learn about food, nutrition, and sustainability.

To support this programme, we ask for a voluntary annual contribution of £13.00, which covers the cost of additional ingredients for the full school year (September 2025 – July 2026).

• To contribute, please log into your MCAS account
• The fee can be found in the Clubs section and added to your basket.

Your support helps us continue offering this valuable hands-on learning experience. Thank you!

Healthy Snacks

To help keep energy levels up and minds focused, we encourage pupils to bring a healthy snack for break time.

Great options include:

• Fresh fruit or vegetables
• Plain rice cakes or crackers
• A small pot of dried fruit
• Cheese cubes or yoghurt (in a cool pack)

Please do not send sweets, chocolate, crisps, and fizzy drinks. Let’s work together to support healthy habits and happy learning!

Diwali Showcase

We are excited to show you our learning about the Hindu celebration - Diwali. You are invited to  join us on Friday 7th November at 3pm.  Please enter through school gates and come to our classrooms via the playground. 

Gunnersbury Park Museum

Please see letter on MCAS for more details and give permission. The visit is free, thanks to the PTFA.  If you would like to volunteer, please see the class teacher. Thanks for your support and help. 

Reading and/or talking about their reading to an adult for at least 20 minutes, 5 times a week. Complete your child’s reading record each time they read. Remember it doesn’t always have to be their school book. Reading records and reading books should be sent into school daily.

Please use these to practise spelling patterns and other words that are recorded. Some words are called red words because they are common exception words that also need to be learned in Year 2 and our phonics skills can't always be applied to these words.  Orange words are words connected to our learning in school.  The spelling words will also be recorded here:

Wc 20th October - We are revising units 1-5. Spelling test on Friday 24.10.25. We are also looking at red words: where, there, what, was, who, want

Wc 3rd November 

shy, multiply, butterfly, sly, reply, horrify, 

Red Words: child, children, wild

Orange Words: both, shape, tone

The Clockwork Dragon 

Jonathon Emmett 

IBSN: 978-0192738011