Welcome to
Pufferfish Class
Teacher
Claire Moffatt
Student Teacher
Leah Coleman
Teaching Assistant
Sally Pettifer
A pufferfish is a fish that is usually poisonous, normally lives in warm ocean waters and can blow up into a ball several times its regular size, and it is deadly to humans and some animals if eaten. They take in oxygen through special organs called gills, so they can breathe even when they are puffed up.
Year 2
Autumn Term
What was life like in a castle?
What skills do I need to be an artist?
Spring Term
What is beyond our Earth?
Would we find a Penguin in Africa?
Summer Term
What makes our town great?
What happens underneath
the Big Top?
Each term our subjects are taught using three themes (shown above)
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