Enjoy sharing your children’s learning with them - every little helps.

Homework is published at the beginning of Autumn Term 1 and is expected to be completed by the end of Autumn 2. Homework is to be submitted via Google Classroom to earn a certificate of accomplishment.

Homework through the School

• In Reception, children read and practise sounds and words for homework.
• For children in Years 1 and 2, the main purpose of homework is to develop a partnership with parents, actively involving you in your child’s learning.
• For children in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 the main purpose will increasingly become an opportunity to develop the skills of independent learning.

Parents are encouraged to:

• Provide a peaceful place for doing homework
• Make it clear that homework helps children to make progress
• Expect deadlines to be met
• Give praise for completion of homework

Maths

All children from Year 1 upwards will be given a maths activity each week. This will take the form of either work from their mental maths activity book, times tables or work related to the unit of work they are working on in class.

Tables

All children from Year 1 upwards should practise tables for 5 minutes every day please. Aim to know all tables up to 12 x 12 by the end of Year 4.

English

Reading

Throughout the day children will read for a variety of purposes. They will be taught specific reading skills with the teacher and the teacher will also read a variety of quality stories to the children. To support this, we recommend that all children read for at least 20 minutes a day before or after school. School or home books are suitable. Please sign your child’s Reading Record book each time they read.

Spelling

Children in Year 4 have a clued spellings list - please ask your child which set they are on - copies of the sets are available on google classroom.

Science/History/Geography

Some homework might be set in other subjects from time to time.

Teachers will check homework, although it may appear not to be marked. Some marking will take place in class, so please help us to encourage children to complete set tasks.