• Maths
• Reading
• Homework
• Learning Journey
• PE

Fir Class

 Miss Almond

Teaching Assistants: Mrs Miller and Mrs Robinson

 AutumnTerm

BIG QUESTION

Should we share our belongings?

Article 27 We all have a right to a good standard of living

Useful Information:

• Our PE day is Wednesday. In order for your child to take part, please ensure your child has a PE kit which must contain a top, shorts/jogging bottoms and trainers/pumps. PE kits should stay in school as we may have the chance for extra PE lessons/enrichment activities.

• Our homework is given out on Friday and must be returned  at the latest by Tuesday.
• Homework alternates between an activity on the homework grid and mathletics. The homework grid can be found in your child's homework book or in the 'homework grid' tab.

• Lunches are provided free of charge to children in KS1.

• Fruit is provided every morning break time for your child. If you would like your child to have milk it can be purchased on the 'cool milk' website. Hot snacks are also available during morning break time. Prices are listed below:

Monday: Toast 25p or Crumpet 30p

Tuesday: Toast 25p or Bacon Sandwich 60p

Wednesday: Toast 25p or Teacake 30p

Thursday: Toast 25p, half bagel 25p or full bagel 50p

Friday: Toast 25p.

• Copy and paste the links below into your search browser to go straight to the Bug Club and Mathletics log in screen. 

• Bug Club allows your child to read their level reading books in a digital format. On Mathletics, tasks are set by the teacher relating to the current maths topic. Children can also play maths games. Please encourage your child to log in independently so that they are able to do it in school!
• Mathletics: https://community.mathletics.com/signin/#/student
• Bug Club: https://www.activelearnprimary.co.uk/login?c=1

• Children should have their reading book in school every day. It is our aim to hear your child read once a week however there are many opportunities for independent reading. Please try to read with your child as often as possible (little and often is better than nothing) because nothing impacts on learning more!