Happy, successful children embracing "life in all its fullness"
(John 10:10)
Happy, successful children embracing "life in all its fullness"
(John 10:10)
Year 4 - Miss Fearn
Welcome to Scott Class!
Our class is named after the extraordinary Sir Peter Scott, a conservationist, artist and broadcaster whose passion for the natural world continues to inspire people today. Best known for co-founding the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and establishing the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, Sir Peter Scott dedicated his life to protecting wildlife and encouraging others to care for the environment.
Guided by our curriculum cornerstones of Communication, Curiosity and Community, we strive to follow in his footsteps. We communicate our ideas confidently, ask questions and explore the world around us with curiosity, and work together to make a positive contribution to our school and wider community. Through exciting learning opportunities, we develop a deeper understanding of the natural world and our role in caring for it.
Like Sir Peter Scott, we believe that creativity, determination and teamwork can make a real difference. We celebrate learning, value one another's contributions and are inspired to become thoughtful, responsible citizens who can help protect our planet for future generations.
Scott Class Long Term Plan 2026/27
Our Curriculum plan for Summer Term 1 2026
Our Curriculum plan for Summer Term 2 2026
We are excited to share all the wonderful learning and experiences we will be enjoying throughout this academic year! We begin the Autumn term by reading Asha and the Spirit Bird by Jasbinder Bilan, which will inspire us to write a detailed setting description based on the stunning Himalayan landscape. As budding scientists, we will also explore the topic of Humans, including animals, and even take our learning outdoors with a visit to the forest!
Our Curriculum plan for Spring Term 2 2026
Our Curriculum plan for Spring Term 1 2026
Our Curriculum plan for Autumn Term 2025