Welcome
to Year 1 (Ash)
Mrs Pirie
Meet your teacher
Hi, I’m Mrs Pirie (formerly Miss O’Brien) and I am your Class Teacher.
I love to read in my spare time and I can’t wait to share with you some of my favourite authors and stories that I read as a child. I also enjoy playing sports, watching films and cooking.
I cannot wait to see you all in September!
Meet your Teaching Assistants
Mrs Moore
My name is Mrs. Moore and I am a teaching assistant in Key Stage 1. I have worked at Aston Lodge for 15 years.
In my free time I love spending time with my family, I love family holidays especially to Cornwall – it’s my favorite place to visit. I also love to be creative; I enjoy painting, baking and crochet but my favorite way to relax is reading. I have two dogs and I love walking with them in the woods.
I love working at Aston Lodge, getting to know all of the children is a privilege. I am really looking forward to working with you in September.
Class Information
Our PE days are Thursday and Friday. Children will come to school in their PE kit.
Phonics is taught daily using ‘Read, Write, Inc’ scheme. As part of phonics your child will learn a new sound each day, develop early reading skills to enable them to become confident, fluent readers. You will have a phonics book that matches your reading level that you can take home and read. We aim to do at least 3 reads per week.
As part of English, we read and explore a range of text each week. Your child will use their phonics knowledge to support their early writing development.
We follow the White Rose Maths scheme, where children are taught in small steps throughout each stage.
Homework will be given out on a Friday, and it is to be returned by the following Wednesday.
Class News
Fieldwork with Ash Class
This week and next is National Fieldwork Fortnight in Geography. As part of this, today we have been doing some work on map skills. The children had a basic map to follow around the
Ash Class Study Science
Yesterday in Science, Ash class investigated the materials used around school. We discovered there are many different materials that make up our school and the
Ash Class Learn Time
This week we have been starting to look at telling the time to an hour and half past the hour in maths. We have been
A Wild Day Out!
On Monday, Ash class went on our school trip to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park, to discover more about the animals that live there and the