Home Learning
Attendance at school is mandatory from the Autumn term and we are working hard to provide an environment in which our children can learn safely alongside their friends. However, it is possible that some pupils may have to self-isolate for a short period of time or, as a last resort, we may be advised to close the school to all but vulnerable children and those of key workers for a number of weeks.
Whilst we recognise that children learn best when they are in school with face to face teaching, we plan to ensure that any pupils educated at home are given the support they need to access the curriculum and therefore can continue to make progress.
We are using Google Classroom to deliver our remote learning. Please watch this video if you are unsure of how to access this. Contact school if you need any further support.
Math links
Try to do 10 minutes at least 3 times each week. Look out for the times when the teachers will be online and try to beat them in Arena. Send them a challenge, can they beat you?
Again, little and often is the key to making progress. Try for 10 minutes, 3 times a week or 2 minutes every day.
Activities you can do together
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25 Fun Maths Activities and games for kids to do at home!
Card Games to play with your children
Reading links
There are 2 brilliant websites to help with reading that the children have access to. Download the files below for more information
Watch this video to see Mrs McDonough explain all about reading with MyON - she's very good!
This is a great website for reading https://www.teachyourmonstertoread.com/
World Book Online have over 3000 ebooks and audiobooks available to access for free. Follow this link to access them:
Writing links
You could use Pobble 365 to inspire your children to write.
Click here for some lovely literacy resources from the Literacy Shed.
General links
There are a number of websites offering free online support to parents, one of these is Twinkl which is packed full of resources that are often used in school. Please follow this link to sign up for a months free membership. www.twinkl.co.uk/offer. Use the code PARENTSTWINKLHELPS
This is a lovely activity for children to collect memories of their Lockdown experience. Click Here to download the time capsule sheets.
This website has many free resources available to download - www.plazoom.com
This is a great website offering free phonics activities https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/
Don't forget to use Purple Mash, TT Rockstars and Numbots to practise learning at home - follow this link.
Minecraft have created a range of free educational activities. Click here to see if there is anything that interests you.
This document has a great list of websites that you could use for a whole range of curriculum areas. It also includes the age the websites are suitable for.
Do you want active ideas for your children? Click here for some great ideas to keep them moving!
Why not complete a family physical activity? Work as a team to complete a set distance, then share pictures for a chance to win! Click here to find out more.
How about some music activities? Click here.
Click here for some simple and fun non-screen activities.
Looking for something for younger children? Try these links:
Click Here for a great RE activity. The children get to design a multi-faith and belief room for an airport.