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Maple Class 

Welcome to Maple Class!

Mr N Kent (class teacher)

Mrs A Breeze (TA) 

Mrs F Dawson (TA)

Welcome to Maple Class, home to Years 3 and 4 at Wickhambreaux. 

Just as maple trees change beautifully with the seasons, we encourage the children to embrace change, lead by example, and learn from their mistakes. Our class saying, "Making mistakes is how we learn!", reflects our belief in growing stronger and more vibrant with each new challenge.

Mr Kent, Mrs Dawson and Mrs Breeze aim to make learning fun, accessible and memorable. We hope your child enjoys the new challenges and approaches to learning that Key Stage 2 has to offer.

On this page you will find links to useful documents and resources that will give you an insight into the Lower Key Stage 2 curriculum. The unit overviews give a summary of the units of work that we cover over the year. You can also read our latest class news and see photos of what we've been getting up to.

Latest Class News (updated 06/12/25)

Christmas has officially begun in Maple Class this week — the tree is up, the classroom is decorated, and our class advent calendar is helping us count down the days with growing excitement! The children also had a brilliant time at the Christmas disco. A special congratulations to those who sang in Canterbury Cathedral for the Princess of Wales’ Royal Regiment Carol Service — you represented our school wonderfully.

In English, we put the finishing touches on our Howard Carter newspaper reports, ensuring our published versions included key newspaper features such as headlines, captions, quotes, and a clear introduction. In maths, we thought about previous and next whole numbers to help us round numbers with tenths accurately.

We have now completed our work on Ancient Egypt, reflecting on how the civilisation has influenced the modern world — from calendars and architecture to writing systems and toothpaste.

In science, we continued our learning about pressure, including an exciting (and very loud!) demonstration of a vacuum cleaner bazooka, which helped us see how differences in air pressure can create powerful forces.

We also loved our trip to Sir Roger Manwood’s School, where we enjoyed their fantastic production of Alice in Wonderland — a real highlight of the week.

A festive and fun-filled week all round!

Homework  

There is a new homework on spag.com, looking at the punctuation of direct speech.

This week's spelling focus has been words where 'kn' makes the 'n' sound: knowledge, knew, knot, knife, know

Once again, there have been lots of TTRS Rock Status certificates this week! All children can achieve a rock status by playing studio at least ten times. Regular practice at home is really beneficial: just 3–5 minutes, 4 or 5 times a week, makes a real difference!

Check out the gallery below to see some photos of our learning!

Maple Class 25/26

 

Class Curriculum Map
('25-'26 is Cycle A and Cycle A for Science)

Maths and English Curriculum Maps

Autumn Term - Unit Overviews

Spring Term - Unit Overviews

Summer Term - Unit Overviews

Other Useful Documents

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