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Year 6 Home Learning – Friday 5th June

Happy Friday Year 6! We hope you’ve had a lovely week and enjoyed your home learning this week. Here is a reminder of your tasks for today. English Read your reading book or something else of your choice for at least 20 minutes. English comprehension task worksheet (see home learning pack). This is a reading comprehension about an animal called the Potoo that lives in the rainforest. The facts and structure of this fact file Read more…

By Miss McGowan, ago

Class 10 Home Learning (Friday 5th June)

Good morning Class 10! Happy Friday – another week of home learning is almost complete. I just wanted to say I am so proud of how hard you’re all working. I know it isn’t ideal but you’re all showing a great ‘can-do’ attitude. Well done! I can’t wait to get back into the classroom with you all. Hopefully, that will happen soon, but until then keep checking on the blog and remember that I’m only Read more…

By Miss Reed, ago

Class 9 Home Learning (Friday 5th June)

Good morning! Happy Friday – another week of home learning is almost complete. I just wanted to say I am so proud of how hard you’re all working. I know it isn’t ideal but you’re all showing a great ‘can-do’ attitude. Well done! I can’t wait to get back into the classroom with you all. Hopefully that will happen soon, but until then keep checking on the blog and remember that I’m only at the Read more…

By Miss French, ago

Year 2 Home Learning – Friday 5th June

Hello everyone,  Here are today’s activities following your new learning pack. Read 20 minutes of one of your school reading books or a book at home. Have a refresh of your RAMP reading skills and discuss any words you are not sure of! Maths – complete the multiplying by 2, 5 and 10 worksheet for Friday 5th June.  Brain break time! Have some free play indoors or outdoors doing anything you choose. English – Read Read more…

By Miss Powers, ago

Year 5 Work – 4th June

Good Morning Everyone! Miss Bishop and I hope you’re all ok and enjoying the work that’s been set so far. Do let us know if you’ve any concerns with it or if there’s anything you don’t understand and we will help. MATHS ENGLISH HISTORY How are you getting on with your Day of the Dead masks? What interesting facts did you find out about the festival? READING Don’t forget to read every day. It’s important Read more…

By Mr Stamp, ago

Year 1 Home Learning (Thursday 4th June)

Good morning Year 1! We hope you enjoyed completing your home learning activities yesterday! Remember to collect your new home learning packs from school if you haven’t already. You will also receive an arts and crafts box provided by Cartwheel Arts in Heywood – make sure you send us any pictures of anything you create!  Here is a reminder of your home learning tasks for today: Remember to keep active with Joe Wicks’ workout or why not Read more…

By Miss Lee, ago

Year 3 Home Learning – Thursday 4th June

Good morning everyone, We hope you had a wonderful Wednesday – please see below for today’s activities: Daily exercise Make sure you get some exercise in every day. This could be going for a walk, a bike ride, an assault course in your garden or a workout video from YouTube.  Maths As a lot you are struggling with Power Maths, we have decided to give fluency work in this set of packs. The fluency that Read more…

By Miss Wolf, ago

Year 6 Home Learning – Thursday 4th June

Hello Year 6 – we hope you’re well! Below are the home learning activities for today. English Read your reading book for at least 20 minutes today. This is one of the most important things to keep up at the moment. If you’re looking for any recommendations, email your class teacher with the names of some books you enjoyed and we’ll get back to you with a few ideas of new things you may enjoy! Read more…

By Miss McGowan, ago

Reception Home Learning – Thursday 4th June 2020

Good Morning Reception, Here is your work for Thursday 4th June, we hope you are enjoying The Gruffalo work and watching your flowers grow! English – LI: To draw and label your own Gruffalo. Create your own Gruffalo. Design your own fictional Gruffalo character with different features to the original. Draw/ colour it and then label the main features. Maths – LI: To represent numbers to 20. On your maths work sheet, can you find Read more…

By Mrs Lomax, ago