Nursery Activities Friday 26th June

Happy Friday Nursery :)

We have reached the end of our ‘computing’ week today, please see below for our final suggested activities:

Friday-26th-June-Activity

The weather this week has been beautiful, fingers crossed it continues through the weekend for us.

Sending virtual hugs to you all, take care.

Nursery Activities Thursday 25th June

 

Good morning nursery, happy Thursday! We hope you are having a lovely week and enjoying this beautiful sunshine.

Our next suggested activities for home learning can be seen below:

Thursday-25th-June-Activity

Enjoy your day, take care :)

Uniform requirements

Dear Parents/Carers,

Please can we remind you of our uniform requirements between now and the end of term. Children are permitted to come in school PE kits with a school top. We know that having some form of uniform helps children settle into work mode more easily.  We have said that Year 6 can wear Athog hoodies as an alternative. Appropriate footwear for forest school/basecamp may be needed if the weather is rainy.

We understand that at this time of the year parents do not want to be buying new uniform and so we are saying that a closely matched plain coloured top with no logos would be fine should they have grown out of the school jumper / cardigan.

Thank you for your continued support.

Miss Cook

Headteacher

Nursery Activities Tuesday 23rd June

Good morning nursery,

Just a little note to send our love to all our families, especially if you are learning from home. Please remember you are still able to contact us through phone or our Facebook page if you have any queries or would just like a chat.

Today’s suggested activities include using a camera to take a picture, check out my daughters ‘selfie’ :)

Tuesday-23rd-June-Activity

Enjoy your day.

 

Update – 22.6.20

Dear Parent/Carers,

We are continuing to listen very carefully to Government advice and act accordingly in the best way we can for our children using the resources we have.

The children who have returned are really enjoying seeing their friends and teachers and of course getting back into the school routines.

 The Government told us there may be capacity to welcome more children back, in group sizes of no more than 15, before the summer holidays’. This is exactly what we have done!

 We already made provision available for children of critical workers right from the very first day of lockdown. We also offered out spaces for all vulnerable children and children in the Government stated year groups – Nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 6.

From today we are operating the following provision –

 Year 6 – 3 classes of 15 children.

Year 5 – 3 classes of 15 children.

Year 4 – 1 class of 15 children.

Year 3 – 1 class of 15 children.

Year 2 – 1 class of 15 children.

Year 1 – 2 classes of 15 children.

Reception – 4 classes of 15 children.

Nursery – Ladybugs and Mighty Oaks operational up to a limit linked to room space.

 The allocation of classes has been dictated by critical worker request, along with demand for the specified year groups. As I have stated before, we are very lucky to have such a big school and the available staff in order to offer the best possible options we can for our children.

At this moment in time, we are full in all year groups and we cannot go over the 15 children per class base maximum, unless there is a change in the policy from Government.

If you require a place for your child/children over the final 4 weeks, we can only suggest you put your name on a waiting list by ringing the office, and then if and when policy changes we will notify you with more details.

 In the meantime, the teaching and teaching assistant teams are working very hard on making sure the ‘Home learning’ offer is of a very high standard and easy to access. Again, if you are having difficulties with access or completion do let your child’s teacher know and they will be more than happy to assist.

 I hope you are able to enjoy some of the wonderful sunshine this week; I know the children will certainly enjoy their time outside whilst at school.

Thank you for your continued support.

 Miss Cook

Headteacher

Nursery Activities Monday 22nd June

Good morning nursery, Monday has arrived!

Can you believe we are into our 4th week already this term!?

This week’s theme for school is ‘computing’, nursery will adapt this to ‘Understanding The World- Technology’. Our first suggested activity includes a bit of fun with a torch light.

Monday-22nd-June-Activity

Enjoy your day, take care.

Year 3 Maths W/C 22nd June

Maths Summer Term 2 – week 4

This week’s maths is all about measure again. You will be measuring  perimeter, adding and subtracting lengths and then Friday Fluency.

REMEMBER – try and practise your times tables on TTRS – I have set up tournaments. So get multiplying!!!!!

There are videos for each lesson followed by the activity sheets. Copy and paste the video link.  If you can’t print the sheets do not worry as you can just write out the calculations or answers on a piece of paper just as the sheets model.

 

 

 

Any further queries, email Mrs Trevor at newdale.year3team@taw.org.uk

 

 

 

Year 1 Literacy and Phonics Home Learning W/C 22nd June 2020

Year 1 Phonics and Literacy Home Learning W/C 22.6.20

Phonics and Spellings – This week’s spellings sounds are revision of the ‘ea’ and ‘ir’ sounds.

Year 1 Spellings Summer Week 4 Revision ir ea

Here are this week’s activities for Phonics and Spellings:

Monday:   Record the words activity sheet.

Monday Find-and-write-the-ea-words-differentiated-activity-sheets

Tuesday: Can you put the words into your neatest cursive handwriting?

Wednesday: Play the Roll and Spell dice game using this week’s spelling words. See game sheet below.

Thursday: Create WordArt using your spellings! This week’s afternoon home learning is computing, so can you turn your WordArt into a wonderful digital related image?

Friday: Today is spelling test day! Good luck and remember to let me know your scores.

Weekly Literacy Tasks

We will continue to use the BBC Bitesize daily learning tasks for Literacy. Head over to the BBC website where you will find your activities to complete.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/tags/zjpqqp3/year-1-and-p2-lessons/1

Monday: Prefixes and Suffixes..

Tuesday: Comprehension.

Wednesday: National Writing Day.

Thursday: Using one armed robot letters.

Friday: Reading Lesson: Ella Bella Ballerina’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

I am looking forward to seeing your work on the homework blog. Show me what you can do now!

Keep up the great work and remember to practise reading regularly at home too.

From Miss Hailey.