Year 1
Welcome to the Year 1 page.
Meet The Teacher
The Year 1 team is:
- Ms B. Poland
- Ms C. Goulart
- Ms N. El-Ouarzazi
- Mr A. Stevenson
- Ms C. Valeria Da Silva
- Ms S. Winter
How do I contact my child's teacher?
Teachers use Class Dojo to communicate with parents and share children's work. Class Dojo is the quickest and most convenient way to get a message to your child's teacher. Click on the relevant icon to download the app to your phone.
Alternatively, please contact the school office to leave a message.
SchoolPing is essential for receiving school messages from John Keble, including details of events, closures and other important information.
Click on the relevant icon to download to your phone.
What will my child learn in year 1?
Click on the image to download a copy of the year 1 curriculum.
What is my child learning about this half-term?

Home Learning
Can you recommend any books for my child to read in Year 1?
Often at the ages of 5 and 6, children are learning to read short texts independently, while still relying on strong visual elements. Many Y1 children treasure storytimes when adults read aloud, and shared reading experiences remain an important part of language and literacy development both in the classroom and at home. Children at this age often love handling books, and make a bee-line for texts that offer engaging illustrations, interactive elements or memorable characters. Children in Year 1 are increasingly able to identify themes of interest and empathise with characters in familiar settings. Many 5-6 year olds begin to be able to sustain attention for longer stories that take place over a number of sittings, making early chapter books an appealing option for story time.