Please explore the following information on how you can support your child’s learning at home, if necessary.
Please access the following links and information to support home learning.
This is a new collection of high-quality lessons and online resources. Backed by the Government, it has been created in response to the coronavirus lockdown. Each lesson is an hour long, with elements such as a quiz, a video explanation from the teacher and a worksheet. Select the year band your child/ren require and complete a variety of lessons such as English, Maths and Curriculum
BBC Bitesize are offering daily programmes to guide parents and children through their learning from home. Visit the following link and complete tasks linked to curriculum subjects such as History, Geography, Music, PSHE and Art and Design.
Choose a book from Rising Stars Reading Planet Online, take the quiz and explore the vocabulary.
Please see the link to a beautiful book that has been created by Katherine Rundell and The National LiteracyTrust. It features contributions from many children’s authors and illustrators and the short stories/poems are all linked to the theme of hope. It has been written to comfort and inspire people during this crisis and it’s dedicated to frontline key workers.
Use Spelling Frame to access Spelling Tiles and Spelling Tests. There are lots of spelling resources to support learning such as Twinkl or Spellzone. Explore the meaning of the words and you can also practise your handwriting.
Practise your timestables in both Garage and Soundcheck Mode. Send your friend a battle and take part in a competition.
Visit Barefoot? for fun lesson-based activities and interactive games that families can use to develop their computational thinking skills.
Use this link to Premier Sports, where you will have access to many PE resources and activities, designed for you to do at home.
Take part in daily P.E lessons with Joe.
Explore the following link to HeartSmart which aims to instill hope and love in children.
Explore the link below to support your child/ren if they are worried or anxious about coronavirus. You will find Parents Helpline experts’ advice on what you can do.
Remember to use our Twitter accounts to explore more resources.
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In light of the many changes and to support the safety of everyone, we have created a home-school agreement. Please read this agreement carefully, which outlines the expectations of school, parents/carers and children on returning to school.