Welcome to Beech!
We are a Year 1 and Year 2 class. Our Class Teacher is Miss Goslitski.
Phonics Resources:
ELS Parent Presentation (596.02KB)
Harder to Read and Spell words Year 1 (53.73KB)
Phase 2 sounds and phrases (3.69MB)
Phase 3 sounds and phrases (5.45MB)
Phase 5 Sounds and Phrases - part 1 (5.15MB)
Phase 5 Sounds and Phrases - part 2 (3.81MB)
Tricky Words by Phase (42.54KB)
Phonics Pronunciation Video Links (186.48KB)
- Beech Class Newsletter Summer 2025 (329.68KB)
- Beech Class Newsletter Spring 2025 (374.46KB)
- Beech Class Newsletter Autumn 2024 (245.11KB)
- Beech Class Curriculum Overview (870.71KB)
Enthusiasm and creativity across the curriculum 16th May 2025 - We’re so proud of how the children continue to grow as learners.
A week full of creativity, problem-solving, and thoughtful discussions 28th March 2025 - They have explored different sculpting techniques, including carving, smoothing, and adding texture, to create abstract designs that reflect her unique style.
One person can make a big difference in the world. 16th March 2025 - This week has been an exciting one in Beech Class, filled with reasoning challenges, storytelling, science projects, and historical discoveries. Here’s a look at what we’ve been learning across our subjects: Both Year 1 and Year 2 have been sharpening their reasoning skills through a variety of problem-solving activities. In year 1 the children have … 
Back in time- chanting for change 28th February 2025 - To bring history to life, the children created their own ‘Votes for Women’ posters and even held their very own protest, marching around the playground chanting for change!
Improving flexibility, balance, and mindfulness. 7th February 2025 - Their behaviour was exemplary, showing respect, focus, and enthusiasm throughout the session.
A week has been full of discovery, creativity, and growth 24th January 2025 - yoga helps to build strength, flexibility, and focus—important skills for both body and mind
Winter magic 13th January 2025 - Exploring maps of the UK, identifying the four countries, their capital cities, and the seas that surround us.
What a fantastic performance the children delivered in Busy, Busy Bethlehem! 13th December 2024 - This meticulous approach involved creating detailed images using tiny dots of colour. It encouraged the children to think about how colours interact and how small details come together to create a larger image.
Imaginative creations 29th November 2024 - The children learned about mythical creatures and used parts of various animals to sketch their own imaginative creations.- Creativity, curiosity, and collaboration 15th November 2024 - It has been wonderful to see how their confidence in using different artistic techniques is growing.