Home Learning
Home Learning
This area of our website will support children to continue their learning during periods of school closure.
Each class has a section below with a week's worth of home learning for children to complete. There is a reading, English and Maths task for each day along with some creative and topic based work. We have also included some links to learning based internet sites and apps that your children can access to further support their learning.
This would also be a super chance to do some baking, gardening, active or creative activities together at home. If you are doing anything fun do let us know by ask your child to take photos and send an email to the office sharing what they have been up to. We might even share what you have been up to on the class web page!
In the event that school is closed for more than 1 week, additional work will uploaded on Monday mornings for the next week.
It is important to keep up with as many 'normal' activities and routines as we can. If at all possible, children should keep in contact with their friends (with parental guidance) via face time, messaging or phone calls. If possible walks and park visits should still be on the agenda but please ensure social distancing and self-isolation guidance is followed.
Home learning gallery or what we have been up to !
Easter Fun - More links will be added over the next two weeks so keep checking in !
Sports based fun from Mr Hooper
Maths
English - Please share the Easter story with your child followed by the story sequencing activity
Phonics
Easter
Phonics
English
Maths
Reading
Foundation (topic)
Easter
maths
Reading
English
Spelling
Foundation (topic)
Maths with extension tasks this week!
English
Reading
Foundation subjects (topic)
Spelling
E-learning links
Physical Activity
Physical activity and regular exercise improve our health, make us feel better and give us more energy. In this time of increasing restrictions on our movement, it is still crucial we are still active.
Being active also releases natural endorphins that make us feel much happy. It also tires the children out and some peace and quiet may ensue (not guaranteed!).
There are many ways we can keep fit at home with no equipment. For example, YouTube has a plethora of content - obviously, please supervise the children while they are using this platform. These are some of our favourite sites, the children (and you!) can literally just follow them - click, play and workout 
Mr Hooper/Primary sports have sent in some PE activities to get you all started. He will be updating these weekly.
BBC Learning
A fantastic resource from the BBC. All subjects are covered and there is a range of games, videos, interviews and activities to suit all.
Have an explore !