Chater Infant School Year 2

Year 2 had a fantastic time in their tennis skills session today. They practised hitting the ball and worked on their eye–hand coordination by serving and catching. Everyone tried really hard and had lots of fun learning new skills!  

 Children learnt that a micro-habitat is a smaller habitat that contains smaller living things. The space underneath a stone or log is an example of a micro-habitat. The children carried out a field investigation into local micro-habitats. They predicted what they might see. After the investigation they drew the insects and plants they observed.

Children had great fun celebrating World Book Day, proudly wearing their creative costumes and taking part in a lively parade through the hall. They were also thrilled by a special visit from an author, Aubrey Waddy, write of the Plughole Boy series!