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This term, as you know, is the last term before SATS Week that starts on 14th May, after Easter. We shall be revising subjects that the children have visited before, as well as work on new topics. Some parents have found helpful to get revision guides to study from at home. There are varieties to choose from in shops like WH Smith. If your child has access to a computer at home I would highly recommend the website www.bbc.co.uk/schools/revisewise/.
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Our residential visit to Marle Hall for 5 days is also happening this term on Monday 12th March. Details about this trip and the date for a meeting will be sent out later.
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Again, the children will be receiving homework and your help in ensuring that homework is regularly completed is greatly appreciated. Maths and Literacy (except for the first half term) homework will be set as early as possible during the week, to be handed in on Monday. A separate letter has been sent home giving details about the history project for the first half of this term.
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PE will include Games and Gymnastics. In Games the children will develop netball and hockey skills. Gymnastics is based on the theme ‘Counter-Balance and Counter-Tension'. ‘Fit for Learning’ will continue throughout the term. Please ensure that your child has his/her PE kit in school at all times, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, as it may be that PE will take place other times during the week. For safety reasons jewellery should not be worn.
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Like last year, your child will have a Reading Journal and this should be filled in every day. It is expected that children should read for at least 10 minutes each evening. The title of the book and the pages read should then be recorded in the journal and signed by a parent or responsible adult. These journals will then be counter-signed by the teacher. The journals have a section in which the children will write a review in school so it is important that these journals are kept safe in bags and brought to and from school each day. We chose to spend more money on higher quality books to use as journals. This means that they will last longer and gives them added status. If one does get lost we will ask for the full cost of replacement (£1.50).