Welcome to Wye Class

  Staff in Wye Class

Mrs B Coote  Class Teacher         bcoote@milford.derbyshire.sch.uk

Mrs H Collins Teaching Assistant

Mrs K Purser Teaching Assistant

Mrs B Shorney Teaching Assistant

Please do contact us about any class information, if you have any concern about your child or to make an appointment to meet. 

You can email (bcoote@milford.derbyshire.sch.uk), phone or speak staff members at the end of the school day. We will always respond as quickly as possible, but do bear in mind that we will be working with the children throughout the day and may not see or be able to reply to messages immediately.

For urgent messages, messages about a child's absences or general enquiries please contact the office

(01332 841316  enquiries@milford.derbyshire.sch.uk).

What's Happening In Wye Class

Upcoming Residential: 

Please see the information on the Powerpoint from the parents meeting.

 The End of Keystage Assessments for Y6 (SATS) will take place from

 Monday 12th May 2025 to Thursday 15th May 2025. 

Wye Class Timetable

Here you can see the overview of our week. We follow this timetable as closely as possible but we may make changes to accommodate different events or special projects. You can find any planned changes below the timetable.

PE is on Mondays and Thursdays. 

Homework is handed in on Fridays.

Timetable Changes

10.10.24   Harvest Festival 

Wye Class Home Learning Area

Things to do at home to support learning in Wye Class.

We love to see or hear about activities the children have engaged in at home.

* Reading: as much as possible; lots of different sorts of reading- stories, poems, information, comics, recipes, instructions etc

* Going out and about: visits to historic places, different towns/cities, concerts, sporting events, outdoor adventures, museums/galleries etc all build your child's experience of the world. They bring that experience to their learning in school.

* Art and Craft: encourage your child to do something creative. It helps them to think in different ways, develop their imagination, learn new skills, explore materials and it's amazing for well being and good mental health. It's great to together to strengthen relationships.

*Sports/Outdoor activities: Good for developing physical and social skills, a great outlet for energy which helps children to concentrate better on learning and great for mental health.

Encouraging further research: if your child is interested in some aspect of our school learning, you can help them develop that interest through inter net research, borrowing books from the library, visiting somewhere with a link to the topic etc