Yr2 Parent Evening Presentation
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This document provides information for parents about Year 2 at the school. It outlines classroom organization, rules, routines, rights and responsibilities of students. It also describes the curriculum including language, writing, mathematics and other subjects. The document emphasizes the importance of home-school partnership through activities like home learning grids, reading at home and communicating with teachers.
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