Welcome to Maserati Class Homepage
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Our Classroom
Maserati class is home to Year 3 and Year 4 children. We hope that you enjoy looking at the photographs of our learning environment.
Meet the staff in Maserati Class
Mrs Harwood
Hello, I’m Mrs Harwood and I have lived in Italy for 2yrs. I have been teaching for almost 20yrs and have worked in a number of schools with military links. I love travelling with my family, gardening and exploring the World around me.
Mrs Woolgar
Hello. My name is Georgie Woolgar and I am currently working as the LSA in Maserati. We moved to Lago Patria in early January 2023. I’m married to Nick and we have two children – Freddie who is 22 and Islay 19. As a family, we love to ski and sail. We love all sports (playing and watching) – particularly rugby and cricket. We are very much enjoying exploring all that Italy has to offer and have already done a lot of travelling. We also love the great food!
Maserati Class Information
PE
During the final Summer Term we have PE lessons each week on a Thursday morning first session. Please could the children have their PE kits in school on this day. Long hair needs to be tied back and earrings and jewellery removed.
Daily equipment
Please could the children come to school each day with a named water bottle, healthy snacks snack (no food containing nuts are allowed following the school’s policy). It is important to check the weather and bring in a waterproof coat so that we can go outside even if it is raining a little bit as the weather here in can change quickly.
Please could the children apply sun cream and mosquito repellent before coming to school each morning, they may bring it with them and re-apply at lunchtime.
Home Learning
Emperors and Empires Home Learning
Home learning is set for the Half Term and each Thursday linked to Topic and children are asked to complete their learning by the following Wednesday. Children are set spelling tasks using our online learning sites Spelling Frame. Times tables using Times table Rockstar. We also ask that the children read for 15 minutes each day and record their reading in their reading records five times a week.