Pan Class - EY Resource Base | Studley Green Primary School

Studley Green Primary School

Our school is a unique, happy and special place. Within the heart of the community, it is where children feel safe, loved and supported as they grow and develop into confident and successful individuals.

We believe that an outstanding education is the single most important factor in ensuring success in life and we are relentless in the pursuit of this. We expect the highest level of engagement from all who share in our vision of 'beyond expectation'.

Welcome to Pan Class

Welcome to our class page. This is where you will find our timetables, topic letters and long and medium term plans, as well as photos of our incredible learning journey throughout the year.

Pan class is one of three social communication and complex needs resource bases in our school. We have ten children from reception to year two, all with unique and wonderful abilities.

Miss Walters and Mrs Gawthorpe are the teachers in Pan class. Miss Walters will be teaching Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and Mrs Gawthorpe on Thursday and Friday. We have five dedicated, passionate teaching assistants: Miss Webley, Miss Holloway, Mrs Offiah, Miss Austin (Thursday & Friday) and Mrs Gawthorpe (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday),.

Our aim in Pan class is to deliver a curriculum full of awe and wonder, to spark creativity and empower our children with resilience, determination and the independent skills they need for the future.

Communication is at the heart of everything we do in Pan class. We use Makaton and visual supports such as Picture exchange communication system (PECS) throughout the day to support and scaffold the children's learning as well as our Attention Wiltshire sessions, which help us to sustain and build our attention and listening skills.

Pan Long Term Plan 2020-2021.pdf

Term 5: Growing

Term 4: Superheroes

Term 3: Where we live

Here is a selection of our fantastic home and in school learning this term.

Teach Handwriting

As a school we are following the Teach Handwriting scheme. If you are doing any writing at home with your children I encourage you to follow the animations on the website. This will ensure consistency between home and school. This term we will have 2 sessions a week either writing to music using the Pre handwriting patterns, or handwriting practise following the Print Beginners letter formation guidance. There are also lots of really useful resources which are free to access from the site if you wish to use them (Link below)

Teach Handwriting- link to website and resources for parents and carers This link should take you directly to the animations which show the handwriting scheme we are following in Pan class. Some children will be focussing on the Pre-handwriting Patterns on a large scale, others will be following the Print Beginners letter formation.

Term 2: Fairy Tales