Spelling

Spelling: Half Term 5

Posted on Friday 24 April 2026 by Mrs Lake

This half-term, our spellings are linked to the rules and strategies we’ll be learning in class:

  • alternative ways to write the ‘sh’ sound (ch, ss, ti, s)
  • alternative ways to write the ‘or’ sound
  • adding prefixes: in, im
  • adding prefixes: inter, anti, super
  • spelling patterns: ture, sure
  • homophones (words that sound the same but are spelled differently)

Each Friday, you’ll be tested on 8 of the words from the list below.

position inexperienced supernatural international machine
caught mention immaterial impossible moisture
infamous forward possession enclosure mission
people busy history pressure chef
measure therefore picture important special
thought improper quarter should naughty
fracture pressure leisure ordinary superior
beautiful anticlockwise because interrupt feature

Spellings for Testing Thursday 02 April

Posted on Wednesday 18 March 2026 by Mrs Wilkins

Please help your child to learn their spellings.

Year 1: Saturday, Sunday, January, February, March

Year 2: plant, poor, pretty, prove, should, steak, sugar, sure, told, water

These will be tested on: Thursday 02 April

Have you tried the following yet?

 

Spellings for testing Friday 20 March

Posted on Wednesday 18 March 2026 by Mrs Wilkins

Please help your child to learn their spellings.

 

Year 1: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Year 2: move, Mr, Mrs, old, only, parents, pass, past, path, people

 

These will be tested on: Friday 20 March

24 February 2026

Posted on Tuesday 24 February 2026 by Mrs Hogarth

This half-term, our spellings are linked to the rules and strategies we’ll be learning in class:

  • adding suffixes: sion, tion, ssion, cian
  • adding suffixes: words ending in ‘fer’
  • spelling patterns: tial, cial
  • spelling patterns: tious, cious
  • adding prefixes: tele, super, auto, inter
  • homophones (words that sound the same but are spelled differently)

Each Friday, you’ll be tested on 8 of the words from the list below.

profession precious nutritious automatic cautious
morning accommodation official transfer special
mourning interchangeable omission autograph telescopic
controversial anxious interfere communication supernatural
optician especially refer guessed competition
musician who’s determination guest teleport
interrupt whose serial permission vicious
automatic exaggeration cereal prefer conscious

Spellings for testing on Friday 06 February

Posted on Friday 13 February 2026 by Mrs Wilkins

We’ve reached another half term holiday! Just so that you are super prepared for the spelling test ahead, the following are what your child should learn at home:

Year 1: one, out, today, Mr, Mrs. Ms,

Year 2: half, hold, hour, improve, kind, last, many, mind, money, most

We will look at these spellings in school too. See you when we return on Monday 23 February.

Spellings for Testing on Friday 13 February 26

Posted on Monday 02 February 2026 by Mrs Wilkins

Year 1: little, says, there, when, what

Year 2: every, everybody, eye, fast, father, find, floor, gold, grass, great

These spellings will be tested on Friday 13 February.

We have spelling booklets in school that we use daily to help pupils learn their spellings. What do you do at home to ensure the spellings are part of your child’s long term memory?

Spellings for Testing on Friday 30 January

Posted on Wednesday 14 January 2026 by Mrs Wilkins

Here are our next set of spellings. How will you help your child to learn them?

Year 1: come, love, do, were, here

Year 2: child, children, Christmas, class, climb, clothes, cold, could, door, even

These spellings will be tested on Friday 30 January.

09 January 2026

Posted on Friday 09 January 2026 by Mrs Hogarth

This half-term, our spellings are linked to the rules and strategies we’ll be learning in class:

  • homophones (words that sound the same but are spelled differently)
  • spelling patterns: ant/ance, ent/ence
  • adding prefixes: co and re
  • adding prefixes: un, dis, im, in, ir, il
  • apostrophes for contraction and possession
  • spelling patterns: silent letters

Each Friday, you’ll be tested on 8 of the words from the list below.

desert silence unavailable coordinate hindrance
dessert sufficient apparent unnecessary know
unavailable scissors attendance compliment frequent
convenience stationary cooperate complement knock
knight stationery re-enter reinvent castle
innocence doubt prophet nuisance principle
excellence impossible profit existence principal
illegal unconscious gnaw thumb inconvenient

 

Spellings for Testing on Friday 16 January

Posted on Wednesday 07 January 2026 by Mrs Wilkins

Welcome to a new year!

Year 1: said, so, have, like, some

Year 2: after, again, any, bath, beautiful, because, behind, both, break, busy

Here are the spellings that KS1 classes have begun learning since Monday 05 in school. Please help your child to learn them at home and be ready for their spelling test on Friday 16 January. We put our spelling tests in the back of our writing books and enjoy looking at our progress.

Please use a method to learn that is effective with your child.

An idea might be:

Write spellings with a shape around to show where the ascenders and descenders are. This links to our handwriting focus for Year 2’s.

 

Spellings for testing on Friday 19 December

Posted on Friday 05 December 2025 by Mrs Wilkins

Please note the amended spellings for Year one:

Year 1: all, are, sure, pure

Year 2: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty

 

These spellings will be tested on Friday 19 December

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