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Bonnyrigg Primary School P2 Curriculum Overview - Year of Learning and Growth

Discover the comprehensive P2 curriculum at Bonnyrigg Primary School, grounded in Curriculum for Excellence, serving students aged 3-18. In this first level year, we focus on eight key curricular areas: Literacy, Numeracy, Health and Wellbeing, Expressive Arts, Social Studies, Science, Religious and Moral Education, and Technologies. Our engaging approach includes three numeracy lessons per week, reading activities, and differentiated spelling and writing practices. We promote high expectations and positive behavior, ensuring a nurturing environment for all learners.

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Bonnyrigg Primary School P2 Curriculum Overview - Year of Learning and Growth

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  1. Bonnyrigg Primary School Curriculum Evening P2

  2. Curriculum for Excellence • The curriculum that we follow is Curriculum for Excellence • It runs from age 3-18 • P2 is year 1 of First Level • 8 Curricular areas – Literacy, Numeracy, HWB, Expressive Arts, Social Studies, Science, RME, Technologies

  3. Year Plan for P2

  4. Numeracy • 3 numeracy lessons per week • There is a variety of teacher led activities, active group work and interactive games • Number facts revisited frequently • Numeracy skills are consolidated in the atrium

  5. Maths • 1 lesson per week • Topics this year are 2D and 3D shapes, patterns, time, months and calendars, money and data handling • Focus on mathematical language and non-routine questioning

  6. Reading • Reading homework will be given out on a Monday and will be taken in on Thursday • Children need their red bag everyday • Children will engage in reading activities as part of a rotation Monday to Thursday • Reading for enjoyment and modelling reading skills are a huge part of our classroom routines • Reading records for communication

  7. Spelling • Throughout term one the focus was on revision of digraphs which will be continuously revisited throughout P2. We will be moving onto ‘magic e’ • Spelling is taught and children engage with activities Monday to Thursday. These aredifferentiatedto their needs • There is a focus on common words every week • Spelling homework will be a consolidation of what has been taught in class

  8. Writing Writing is taught on a weekly basis with a focus on skills and children have the opportunity to apply these skills to independent writing every week. • Term 1 – Imaginative writing • Term 2 – Functional writing Specific focuses • Capital letters and full stops • Finger spaces • Applying spelling sounds into writing • Development of VCOP

  9. Listening and Talking • We have been focusing on developing social skills and within that listening and talking skills. For example, quiet voices and listening and valuing other opinions • We have been working on applying these skills in the atrium

  10. Atrium • Stations that support the learning and teaching that happens in the classroom • Skill based stations with specific purposes and they support consolidation of skills developed in the class • The atrium is also very important for the development of social skills

  11. Routines • Can you please ensure all belongings are labelled. This includes jumpers, gym kits and gym rubbers • Money for school dinners should always be sent in a labelled envelope • Any tuck shop money should come in a labelled purse/wallet • Water bottles are to be filled with water only

  12. Expectations • All children are expected to wear a jacket to school in the winter months • Earrings may be taped up or taken out for PE • Gym kits are to be kept in school from Monday to Friday • Can you ensure your child brings their reading folder to school every day

  13. Good to be Green – High Expectations • We actively promote positive behaviour and set high expectations of all children throughout the school • This year we are reviewing our behaviour procedures • The positive approach benefits all learners and we constantly encourage good manners, politeness and a good attitude throughout the school

  14. Parent Zone • School Website – www.mgfl.net/bonnyriggps • Parent Zone - http://www.educationscotland.gov.uk/parentzone/

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