Year 4 2026 - 2027
Mrs Derbyshire



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Mrs Derbyshire is our Class Teacher |
Mrs Maddocks and Miss Schofield are our Teaching Assistants |
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Welcome to Year 4
Our class Christian value is Trust.
In Year 4 we strive to be the very best we can be and we try our hardest in everything we do. We aim to have as much fun as possible whilst learning many new things, as well as building on previous learning. It is also our goal to ensure that the children are happy within school and that they are well-prepared for the new challenges they will face as they progress into the Upper Juniors.
Feel free to browse our class page to find out more information about what we study in Year 4. Throughout the year I will share photos with you on Class Dojo showing you what we have been learning about in class.
Thank you for your continued support.
Mrs Derbyshire
Useful Information
PE
Our PE day this term is Friday. Children should come to school in their school PE kit on this day.
Wider Opportunities
Wider Opportunities Brass lessons take place each Tuesday. Your child needs to take their instrument home to practise each week but must have it in school on Tuesdays as the children work on new skills and music during these lessons.
Reading
It is important that the children are reading their reading books daily and complete their reading records each time they read. They need to bring both their reading book and reading record every day.
Spellings
We teach whole class spelling sessions using the Spelling Shed programme; these are based around a particular spelling pattern. The children will have a list of words linked to this pattern to practise at home. On Fridays we will have quizzes and games so the children can show and share what they have learnt.
Times Tables
By the end of Year 4, every child should know their multiplication tables upto 12 x 12. We use www.timestables.co.uk to support children and help them to learn in an engaging way. These will then be consolidated during maths lessons. It is vital that children practise their times tables regularly at home. They can access www.timestables.co.uk at home; the website is full of different ways for the children to engage with and learn the times tables (including some fun games!)
