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Primary School


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Homelearning Help

Supporting at Home...

To start with - check your child's online Seesaw journal for details but also check child's book bag or rucksack! As well as reading books or other home learning resources, this is where you'll find some letters (that are not emailed) from the school. Daily reading, weekly spelling and learning number bonds and timestables will greatly benefit your child and of course, support the learning we do in school. 

Here are some other suggested ideas and resources when supporting your child at home...

 

Tips for Good Home Learning Habits:

  • Find a quiet place at home. It needs to have plenty of space, good light, a flat surface and the right equipment (e.g. pens, pencils, ruler).
  • Be aware of modern strategies for teaching methods (e.g. long division). Don't teach them the methods you used at school - it could confuse them. Refer to our Maths website page or ask your child's teacher if you are unsure.
  • Agree a home learning plan with your child which states when your child will do their home learning and stick to it.
  • Make sure your child has had something nutritional to eat before starting any home learning tasks.
  • Talk about any home learning tasks with your child and try help them to see how it supports what they are studying at school.
  • Make sure the TV is turned off so they aren't distracted. They might want music on if it helps them.
  • Don't give your child the answer just so they can finish. Help them to research the answer (e.g. looking up information or using a dictionary).
  • Don't make home learning a chore. Use games and a variety of ways to keep it a fun and special time that you both look forward to.
  • If you need help with technology, please do not hesitate ask - we can help!