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Wren class are taught by Miss Neal. They have the support of Mrs Callister, Mrs Plows, Miss Wignall and Mr Camilleri too.
Wren class are mostly taught as a mix of whole class and continuous provision activities, except for maths and science (Understanding the World for EYFS) where they are taught in discreet year groups. Phonics are taught in small groups matched to the pupils' phonic ability. 
Reception children use the indoor and spacious outdoor area daily. They have access to the classroom's learning areas, where children are able to find and locate equipment and resources independently. 
 

Starling class are taught by Mrs Robertson with Mrs Callister teaching the class for one afternoon per week. They have the support of Mrs Barnes, Miss Middleton, Mr Camilleri, Miss Wignall and Mrs Lea.

Starling class are mostly taught as a whole class except for maths and science where they are taught in discreet year groups. Phonics is taught in small groups matched to the pupils' phonic ability. The children are taught through a mix of whole class teaching and small group work.

 

Wagtails class are taught by Mr Parker. They are also supported by Mrs Callister on Mondays.
 
We are pleased to welcome Madame Kernick to the class on Monday mornings who teaches the children French and Mr Tranmer, sports specialist teacher, who delivers PE to the children once a week.
 
Over the year we will be learning a range of topics from 'Why do people live near volcanos?' to 'What did the Ancient Egyptians believe in?.' The children use Talk for Writing to help them with their learning and to continue their development as writers.
 

Woodpecker class are taught by Miss Shelton and Mrs Sultan. They are also supported by Mrs Austin and Mrs Hynes.

We are pleased to welcome Madame Kernick to the class on Monday mornings who teaches the children French and Mr Tranmer, sports specialist teacher, who delivers PE to the children once a week.

Over the year we will be learning a range of topics from ‘Why are rainforests important to us?’ to ‘How did the achievements of the Maya civilisation influence their society and beyond? In English, Year 4 children use Talk for Writing to help them with their learning.

 

Mallard Class are taught by Mr. Draper and are supported by Mrs. Homer and Mrs. Hynes. On a Tuesday, Mr. Tranmer teaches PE, so children will need their kit on this day. Throughout the year, we will be covering lots of exciting topics, from the Vikings to the Greeks and Oceans through to The Alps.

Red Kites class are taught by Mr Wainwright and they are also supported by Mrs Hynes and Mrs Bradbury.
We are pleased to welcome Madame Kernick to the class on Monday mornings who teaches the children French and Mr Tranmer, sports specialist teacher, who delivers PE to the children once a week on a Tuesday afternoon.
Over the year we will be learning a range of topics from ‘Why does population change?’ in geography to ‘What did the Greeks ever do for us?' in history. Science will explore classification amongst the animal kingdom, Darwin's theory of evolution and a deepening of the children's knowledge and understanding of electricity, amongst other units. In English, Year 6 children use Talk for Writing to help them with their learning and maths sessions will extend their existing understanding of calculation, reasoning and problem solving.
 

Contact Details

The name, postal address and telephone number of the school, and the name of a person to whom enquiries should be addressed is:

Great Doddington Primary
Church Lane
Great Doddington
Wellingborough
Northamptonshire
NN29 7TR
Phone: 01933 225814

Key Contacts

Executive Head Teacher - Mrs J Garnham

Head of School and Designated Safeguarding Lead - Miss R Shelton 

Chair of Governors - Miss Angela Pratt

Executive SENDCO- Mrs C Mills

SENDCO - Mrs V McGregor

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