Home Learning

Please find below the links to children's on-line learning. Children should already have their log-in details but please contact the school should this not be the case. Over the coming weeks we will update this page to support those pupils learning from home.

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Update as of 23rd March: Good morning everyone. Mrs Erringtion, Mrs Dennison and I have just agreed the following:

• We will update the Home Learning page each Friday afternoon starting on the 10th April.

• This update will provide children with work for the following week (i.e w/c 13th April)

• We will publish the work email address for both Mrs Errington and Mrs Dennison which parents/ children can use to email their teacher directly with any questions they have about their work.

• Learning will be based around engaging topics which can be achieved in the home.

Thank you all and stay safe. 

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Reading:

Children of all year groups please keep a daily record of books read in their Learning Journal. Key Stage 2 should finish reading Street Child

Maths:

Maths Shed: This resource is for children from Reception to Year 6. Children should use the same log-in details required for your Spelling Shed account. Click the image above.

Times Tables Rock Stars: This resource is for children from Year 1 to Year 6. Children have their log-in details. Click the image above.

Spelling:

Spelling Shed: This resource is for children from Reception to Year 6. Spelling will continue to be updated weekly by teachers. Children should have log-in details. Click the image above.

Writing challenge:

Mrs Errington's class: Year 1 and 2 to complete a 300 word story challenge. Invent a time machine to take you to the future. Write a story with a beginning, middle and end describing the adventure it takes you on! Make it exciting all!!!

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Mrs Dennison's class: Year 3 to 6 to complete a 500 word story challenge entitled: 'Disaster in the Mine'. Write a story with a fantastic beginning, middle and end which captures the readers imagination. Someone is in trouble down a mine during the Industrial Revolution - maybe it's you, maybe it's a friend or family member. The story will tell of a disaster and a rescue - maybe you need to fix a pulley system! - use the facts that you know to bring your story to life! Good luck.

Topic:

Click image for writing ideas and support

Click on the images for your topic challenge: Mrs Errington's class - click the time machine!

Mrs Dennison's class - click the Pulley System!