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Welcome to St Bernadette

Our Teacher is Mrs Poet.

Our Teaching assistants are Mrs Butler and Mrs Jones.

Please click HERE to watch the power-point of our 2025 Meet the Teacher session.

Please click HERE to watch the Y1 Maths and Grammar presentation

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Autumn 2025-26

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Summer 2024-25

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Spring 2024-25

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Autumn 2025

Exploring Skeletons in Science

In Science, Year 1 have been having a "funny" time learning about skeletons, inspired by the book Funny Bones. We’ve discovered that our bones are connected together to form our skeletons, which support our bodies and help us move. Throughout the topic, the children have learned about some of the important bones in the body, such as the skull that protects our brain and the ribcage that keeps our heart and lungs safe. We even learned how our bones are joined together by joints, which allow us to bend and move in different ways.

To make learning even more exciting, we worked in groups to assemble skeletons using bone-shaped pieces. The children carefully put the bones together, just like real scientists, to create full skeletons! It was a fun, hands-on activity that helped reinforce our understanding of how our bodies are structured.

Great Explorers Day

This term, Year 1 celebrated their Great Explorers Day as part of their exciting History learning. The children have been discovering the achievements of famous explorers such as Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Amy Johnson, and Neil Armstrong. They learned how these remarkable individuals travelled to some of the most challenging places on Earth—and even beyond it!

To bring their learning to life, the children came to school dressed as explorers, ready for adventure. Throughout the day, they took part in a range of hands-on activities that helped them imagine what exploring might really be like.

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