Classes 2025-2026 -
Busy Bees @ WW
Welcome to Busy Bees @ West Wick
Class Teachers: Miss Hoskins
Class LSA: Mrs Collins
1:1 LSA’s: Mrs Lewis-Owen & Miss Pike
Term 1 – Tuesday 2nd September – Friday 24th October 2025
Term 1 Overview of Learning
What makes me unique and how do I belong?
During Terms 1 and 2, we will be seeking to answer the question: ‘What makes me unique and how do I belong?’ by looking at our mini enquiry questions.
Who am I? What is unique about me?
This is my class. How are we the same and different?
This is my family. Who is in my family?
This is my school. What is my school like?
This is my community? Who is in my community?
The Busy Bees will be given the opportunity to share their ‘All About Me’ poster with their class. This will encourage their oracy skills and give us all a chance to find out more about our new friends.
We will be reading the following key texts and many more books about being unique and the importance of being you.
During the first couple of weeks the children will enjoy building relationships with peers and adults, learn to follow routines and expectations and work and play as part of a group.
From week 2 onwards, the Busy Bees will be introduced to our phonics scheme, Read, Write Inc. They will learn single sounds initially. There will be a presentation evening at West Wick on Monday 6th October at 4.30pm which will give parents information on how to support their child with phonics and maths at home.
The Busy Bees will begin to subitise (say the number of objects without counting), count up to 10 objects using one to one correspondence, sing number rhymes, link some numerals to quantity and talk about their maths thinking.
They will be given the opportunity to create in a variety of ways, individually or collaboratively, to explore line, shape and form through drawing.
The Busy Bees will have PE lessons on a Wednesday and a Friday. Please bring a PE kit into school in a named bag for the children to change into for their PE lesson. It is important that the children practise dressing and undressing so they develop this skill to be independent before they leave Busy Bees.




