Parents’ Voice:

Year 1

Badgers

The brilliant Badgers are taught by Miss Dyer (Mon- Weds) and the lovely Mrs. Ellis (Thurs- Fri) supported by Miss Kelly. The class overlooks the woodlands and the back entrance opens to our amazing Pashley Farm.
Class fact:
Badgers love a good brain break and dance and anything out door is right up their street! The class are supported by their favourite friend Marty. Marty will choose a special Badger to go home with at the end of every school day.


Foxes

Mr MacInnes teaches the Foxes class this year, he is supported the wonderful Mrs Burdett.

Mr MacInnes works in Year 1 and is a wonderful and caring teacher who loves all animals, especially birds. He really enjoys taking the children up into the woods or out on the allotment to explore the nature around us at Pashley. His excellent knowledge and passion shines through and inspires the children. He really enjoys football (watching Brighton – my playing days are long behind me!), and he also loves travelling to find exciting and unusual corners of the world. He once went out to teach in Bhutan and even took his friend ‘Joe Crow!’

Class Fact:
“My Foxes class are super-duper mathematicians and love a challenge. We also have a pet crow in our class called Joe who needs a lot of teaching. Fortunately, the Foxes are pretty good at doing that!”



Moles

Moles class is taught by Mrs Spencer  and supported by the wonderful Mrs Favell. The class overlooks the woodlands and the back entrance opens to our amazing Pashley Farm.
Mrs Spencer loves animals and enjoys walking her dog Daisy. Sometimes her cat Milo will join then on a walk too.
Mrs Spencer enjoys watching her boys play football and spending lots of time with her family.
She enjoys being outdoors and is excited to explore Pashley’s outside areas with her magnificent moles.
Class fact:
The Magnificent Moles love a good brain break and dance and anything out door is right up their street! The class are supported by their favourite friend Marty. Marty will choose a special Mole to go home with at the end of every school day.