
Class Teachers
Class Teaching Assistants
Our mission within the Early Years Foundation Stage is to be a caring unit that enables children to succeed as unique individuals and celebrate their achievements. We strive for a place where the children are inspired and develop interests in learning for life, within a happy, creative and secure environment. Foundation Stage is the start of the children’s school life and we create strong foundations for the children which embed good attitudes for learning. These foundations are the building blocks to support children on their journey through a happy and successful life in education.
As a whole staff team, we aim to:
In Belamy, our intention is to develop an ethos in which all will thrive. Diversity and differences will be valued, respected and celebrated by all, and these aspects will contribute to the richness of our school life and learning.
All children in the Foundation Stage are taught in line with the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum.
In Belamy we teach the children to read accurately and fluently with good comprehension. They learn to form each letter, spell correctly, and compose their ideas step-by-step, using Read Write Inc.
Our Learning Environment
We are incredibly fortunate to have a wonderful environment at Aston. We have large garden which is landscaped and includes climbing apparatus', a stage and music making features, a very popular Mud Kitchen, a large sand pit, water play and many toys to enhance their learning.
We have the benefit of having very close links with the main school and use the field, running track, reading shed and Monkey Mayhem climbing apparatus.
Term 1
Me and My Community
This term in phonics, we will be learning our Set 1 sounds in Read Write Inc. In maths, we will be recognising and exploring numbers 1–5, investigating 2D shapes and creating repeating patterns. In Understanding the World, we will be learning about our bodies, identifying different body parts and discovering our five senses. In art, we will be experimenting with lines and circles, as well as exploring colour mixing to create new colours. We will meet our Year 6 buddies and have a Forest School session every Friday! We will also have our first visit to Rosebank Care Home, where the children will take part in different activities with the residents.
We look forward to seeing the children develop their skills, build confidence and continue their learning through fun and engaging activities!

