Stanmore Post - 28 August 2020
I hope that you are well and that you and your family have enjoyed some good weather and hopefully a break during the summer holidays.
The staff teams are excited to meet their new classes and are preparing to welcome all children back for the start of term. We have missed having the whole community in school together. The school site looks ready for a new school year, the KS1 classes are newly decorated and look fantastic.
Welcome to our new members of staff, Mrs Joyce who will be teaching in Willow, Miss Williamson, who will be teaching in Maple and Mrs Scarr who will be supporting children in Ready to Learn. We would like to send our congratulations to Miss Hurley and her family on the birth of a baby girl. Congratulations to Mr Foard and his family on the birth of a baby boy.
School starts for all pupils in Year 1 – 6 on Friday 4th September and for pupils in Year R on Monday 7th September. We have updated our guidance and arrangements for the full opening of school please read these fully.
We are looking forward to seeing you all soon. Enjoy the bank holiday weekend and the rest of the holiday.
Best wishes,
Sharon Taylor
Coronavirus - information and plans for returning to school in September 2020
Last updated 4/9/2020
School starts for all pupils in Year 1 – 6 on Friday 4th September and for pupils in Year R on Monday 7th September.
Further information about the National full opening of schools can be found at:
September Opening
In the guidance issued by the Government at the beginning of July, it is stated that all pupils, in all year groups, will return to school full-time from the beginning of the autumn term. We have made plans for this to happen safely. Our overall aim is to continue to deliver a high quality education so that all of our children can thrive. In order to keep everyone safe, we are continuing to make necessary adjustments to our school routines. Our plan for safety follows government advice closely and includes:
Making sure that people who are ill stay at home
Making sure everyone practises good hygiene techniques
Cleaning the school more intensively than we used to
Active engagement with NHS Test and Trace arrangements
Adjusting school routines to reduce contacts amongst those on site
Managing the risks for your children
If your child or anyone in your family becomes unwell with symptoms
Please don’t send your child to school, if they have a new or continuous dry cough, a high temperature and loss of smell or taste. Please let us know and book your child to be tested immediately. If the test result is positive, the symptomatic child will need to stay at home for 10 days. Other family members will need to stay at home for 14 days. If the test result is negative then the ill child should stay at home until they are well. Further government guidance can be found here.
If your child becomes unwell with symptoms at school
Your child will be cared for by a member of staff in Acorns. You will be contacted and asked to collect your child from Acorns and then advised to follow the Covid-19 guidance for households with possible coronavirus infection.
If there is a confirmed case in the school community
We will contact our local health protection team who will guide us through the process of determining who has been in close contact with the person who has tested positive. Anyone who has been in close contact with a person who has tested positive will need to self-isolate for 14 days.
Minimising the number of contacts that children have in a day
We will minimise contact by organising the school day including, lessons, lunch and break times in class bubbles of 30. These ‘bubbles’ will remain as one class during the day, including break and lunch times. This is to minimise contact as much as possible. We can begin to increase the size of the bubbles from classes to year groups, initially for the younger pupils when the guidance indicates that it is safe to do so. We will minimise the number of adults that children come into contact with as much as possible while maintaining the quality of education. Where adults in addition to the class teacher or teaching assistant are needed to work with a class, social distancing will be the main protective factor.
Systems for enhanced hygiene practices
Frequent handwashing practices will continue, as well as a regime of cleaning surfaces and contact points throughout the day. Please remind your child of the importance of good respiratory hygiene by promoting the ‘catch it, bin it, kill it’ approach.
Face Masks
Based on current guidelines from the Department of Health, primary school pupils do not need to wear facemasks. Staff will not be wearing face masks as we are able to rely on other protective measures, such as social distancing and limiting contact between classes. We are not expecting parents to wear masks on the school site. Parents should remain outside the building unless a meeting has been pre-arranged. We will continue to listen and act on any updates and notify you if there are any changes.
First Aid and management of cross contamination
Every class has a first aid kit and a book to record incidents and any potential C-19 cross contamination. The teacher will deal with any first aid incidents and record them in the class book as a ‘green’ incident. A first Aider will be called to the class for a head bump or more serious cut or bruise and record this as an ‘amber’ incident. Parents will be notified by text or phone call in the same way as usual. Parents will continue to always be notified straight away in the event of a serious medical incident. If there has been any risk of cross contamination this will also be recorded. Staff have PPE to use if there is a first aid incident or a child accidentally wets or soils themselves. Don’t worry, we have spare clothes for your child.
Managing the School Day
School start and finish times
We are not operating a staggered start because the size of our site enables a good flow of people to move around safely. Our one way system is effective in promoting social distancing. Children should arrive between 8:30 and 8:50am. On Friday we will allow more time for people to arrive locking the gates at 9:15am. From Monday 7th September, the gates will be locked at 9am. We are aware of ‘pinch points’ at the end of the school day, particularly by the KS2 gate. If children in Year 5 and 6 can walk home or meet an adult outside the school gates that would help ease congestion. Parents are asked to arrive just before pick up time. KS1 3:10pm KS2 3:15pm.
Drop off and pick up
Social distancing is expected across the school site. Parents need to be mindful of social distancing leading up to the classroom door. If children can manage to go into the outside space in front of the classroom door independently that would help. Only one parent should accompany the child onto the school site.
Pick up and Drop off points
These will remain the same as usual except that Willow Class will leave from the end door of the KS2 corridor, nearest to their class. Parents should wait outside this door, keeping a safe distance from one another. Sycamore and Birch will line up on the KS2 playground. We ask that parents please wait further back, towards the field on this playground, to allow room for social distancing. Bollards will be placed on the playground to indicate where to stand. Please could all parents leave the site as quickly as you can after collecting your child, so that we do not have overcrowding of pinch points at the exits.
Attendance
It is expected that all children will attend school. This is a legal responsibility. Shielding advice paused on August 1st so this applies to all children. Most parents and children will be pleased to get back to the routine of school. We understand that some children and parents will feel anxious. Some children may show challenging behaviour and refuse to re-start school. We will work with you and your child if there are any difficulties. Once they are back into a routine they will all be fine. Creating a strong routine from the start will make it easier for you and your child. Please get them up and ready in plenty of time. It is hard to have a good day from a late start. It only adds to the problem if an already anxious or school reluctant child arrives late because everyone else is already settled and knows what they are doing.
Notifying the school of absence
If a child is absent due to illness parents MUST phone the office every day by 9am stating the reason for absence.
Clothing
Children should wear school uniform including school shoes. Normal good personal hygiene and regular washing of clothes is recommended. Children should not bring in PE bags. Instead PE kits should be worn to school on the day of PE lessons. As the weather becomes colder during the term, plain joggers or leggings can be worn in place of PE shorts. PE lessons will begin on the week beginning Monday 7th September and you will be notified of your child’s PE day.
Belongings
Children will need to bring a bag containing a water bottle, lunch box and any homework. For children in Year R the Stanmore book bag will be provided by the Friends of Stanmore Primary School. Children should not bring in large rucksacks. Please do not allow children to bring in soft toys. It is difficult to manage the safe handling of mobile phones. If there is a particular reason why your Year 5/6 child must have a mobile in phone in school please notify the school office to arrange secure storage.
Behaviour
Please talk to your children about the need to follow the school rules, including those on social distancing. Adults are asked to respect these guidelines and support us in managing the risks while on site.
Wrap around provision
This is unable to restart at the moment. The team have worked to create a risk assessment and safe practice protocols and are looking forward to welcoming children back into the breakfast and after school club as soon as possible. Adhoc and contract sessions available. Please sign up if you are planning to use this facility as soon as possible via the website www.creativekidz.org.uk or email admin@creativekidz.org.uk
Year 6 Leaver's Video - July 2020
Our Year 6 pupils say goodbye to Stanmore Primary School and share their memories of their time with us. Good luck to every one of them.
Some of our pupils modelling the July 2020 Stanmore Leavers Hoodies.
Stanmore Post - 17 July 2020
This week we have welcomed children from Year 4 and 5 as part of their transition back into school. It has been important to us to ensure that children and families retain a sense of belonging to our school. From talking to parents, it would seem that these brief visits have helped towards reducing anxiety about the return to school. I hope that this has been your experience. If you believe that there is more the school can do for your child to ease transition back in September please contact the school office.
This has been an extraordinary term and one that will last long in the memory. I am so proud of the whole school community and the way in which we have all adapted. Thank you to every single person who has played a part in keeping both a positive mind set, and learning going, either in school or at home. We would like to hear from you on how you feel we have responded to this highly unusual situation. By giving us your feedback, you will help us in our future preparations, planning and decision-making, should the need arise.
Please follow the link to leave your comments - https://www.stanmore.hants.sch.uk/covid-parent-feedback
September Opening
In the guidance issued by the Government at the beginning of July, it is stated that all pupils, in all year groups, will return to school full-time from the beginning of the autumn term. We are making plans for this to happen safely. Our overall aim is to give pupils as full a curriculum and as ‘normal’ an experience as we can, while keeping everyone safe, by adjusting school routines. Our plan for safety follows government advice closely and includes:
Making sure that people who are ill stay at home
Making sure everyone practises good hygiene techniques
Cleaning the school even more intensively
Active engagement with NHS Test and Trace arrangements
Adjusting school routines to reduce contact amongst those on site
Further guidance will be issued to parents on Friday 28th August, prior to the start of term. However, I would like to draw your attention to the following key points:
All children will return to school on Friday September 4th
School attendance will be compulsory and we will follow our usual absence procedures in the case of non-attendance.
Children will work in a class ‘bubble’ of 30 with limited movement around the school and there will be staggered break and lunchtimes.
All children are expected to wear their full school uniform.
Children can bring one bag to school – not a rucksack, please - containing a packed lunch (if needed), a coat, hat and sun cream (if needed) and a water bottle. For children in Year R the Stanmore book bag will be provided by the Friends of Stanmore Primary School
Children must not bring their own pencil cases etc. All school equipment will be provided by the school.
There will not be a staggered start or end to the school day.
Children will be able to arrive from when the gates open at 8.30am. The gates will be locked at 9.00am. The day will finish at 3.10pm for KS1 and 3.15pm for KS2
Parents should make preparations in the event of an emergency closure of a ‘bubble’ or year group. Parents may be notified at short notice of children not being able to attend. Notification will be via text, email and the website.
For individuals or groups of self-isolating children, remote learning will be in place.
There will be no school run clubs for at least the first half term, and possibly the whole term.
We are intending to re-open our breakfast and after school club from Monday September 7th. www.creativekidz.org.uk
Reports
All reports will be sent home with children in school today in years R, 1, 5, and 6. If you have not received a report for your child, collection times from school are available next week on both Monday and Tuesday.
9.30am – 9.45am Year R and Year 4 parents can collect their child’s report
10.00am – 10.15am Year 1 and Year 5 parents can collect their child’s report
10.30am – 10.45am Year 2 and Year 6 parents can collect their child’s report
11.00am – 11.15am Year 3 Final Collection
Classes
You should have received an email with information about your child’s class for September. For ease of reference, the structure is as follows:
Year Group |
Class Name |
Teacher |
Support staff |
| Year R | Catkins | Miss Day | Mrs Spencer-Clark and Mrs Head |
| Year 1/2 | Maple | Miss Williamson | Mrs Bullock and Mrs Johnson |
| Year 1/2 | Rowan | Mr Read | Mrs Bullock and Mrs Johnson |
| Year 3/4 | Birch | Mrs Jones | Miss Anderson and Mrs Stanley |
| Year 3/4 | Sycamore | Miss Evers | Miss Anderson and Mrs Stanley |
| Year 3/4 | Willow | Mrs Joyce | Miss Anderson and Mrs Stanley |
| Year 5/6 | Oak | Mrs Laver | Mrs McGovern |
| Year 5/6 | Elm | Mrs Kempson and Mrs Hauman | Miss Elkins |
| Year 5/6 | Juniper | Mrs Atkins and Mrs Fenton | Miss Kelly, Mrs Scarr, Mrs Griffiths |
| Ready to Learn | Mrs Mason, Mrs Petts and Mrs Mitton | ||
| Additional Support | Mrs Askwith and Mrs Horkan | ||
| Admin Team | Mrs Sanderson and Mrs Eagle | ||
| Site Manager | Mr Foard |
Virtual Sports Day
Thank you to everyone who took part, sent photos and their scores. The children in school enjoyed themselves. More information can be found at: https://www.stanmore.hants.sch.uk/news/2020/6/12/summer-term-2020-work-and-house-points
The winning House Team is: Lark
Congratulations to all of the children in Lark and well done to everyone for taking part!
There is no expectation to complete work during the summer holiday. However, if you do wish to continue with home learning then please look for work on our website at:
Year 1 and 2: https://www.stanmore.hants.sch.uk/news/2020/6/11/year-1-and-2-home-learning-summerholidays2020-48w42-d3shn
Please send work to:
Your new teacher will look at your work in September.
We can provide printed versions of the work on line. Please contact the school office to arrange collection before the end of term.
Farewells and thank yous
I would like to congratulate all of our Year 6 pupils as they come to the end of their years at Stanmore Primary School. I am sure they are taking away many happy memories. They are a super year group and we all wish them the very best for their future at Secondary School and beyond.
I would like to wish all of our leavers: Miss Norris, Mrs Lowy and Mrs Riches, every success in their new roles in September. They have all made a significant contribution to the school and we will miss them.
Finally, I would like to thank children, parents, and grandparents, Governors, Friends of the School, volunteers, especially Demi Eagle, as well as each and every member of staff, including our HC3S kitchen team, who are all committed to strengthening our values of Belonging Excellence Support and Trust.
I hope that you all enjoy a peaceful, happy, healthy and sunny summer!
Best wishes,
Sharon Taylor
Stanmore Post - 10 July 2020
Dear Parents,
We are enjoying welcoming children back in to school for their morning visits. Next week, children in Year 4 and 5 are joining us and should arrive between 8:30am and 9:00am wearing school uniform and trainers. All parents and children should follow the one-way system and be dropped off and collected at the middle door on the KS2 playground. They can bring a water bottle, a snack and sun cream but no other bags or belongings. Children should be collected at 12 noon. Miss Norris and Mrs Horkan will greet the children in Penguins. Mrs Laver and Miss Norris will greet the children in Zebras.
Year 4 Penguins
Monday July 13th
Tuesday July 14th
Year 5 Zebras
Thursday July 16th
Friday July 17th
Reports
We are in the process of sending home children’s end of year school reports. They are being staggered to line up with the days that the year groups are returning to school for their morning visits. Year 4 reports will be sent home on Tuesday and Year 5 reports will be sent home on Friday. Year R, 1 and 6 will also receive their reports on Friday.
Classes
On Friday 17th July, the date that the last reports will go home, we will send an email informing you of your child’s class next year. This means that everyone will receive information about next year’s classes at the same time. The class structure is as follows:
Year Group |
Class Name |
Teacher |
Support staff |
| Year R | Catkins | Miss Day | Mrs Spencer-Clark and Mrs Head |
| Year 1/2 | Maple | Miss Williamson | Mrs Bullock and Mrs Johnson |
| Year 1/2 | Rowan | Mr Read | Mrs Bullock and Mrs Johnson |
| Year 3/4 | Birch | Mrs Jones | Miss Anderson and Mrs Stanley |
| Year 3/4 | Sycamore | Miss Evers | Miss Anderson and Mrs Stanley |
| Year 3/4 | Willow | Mrs Joyce | Miss Anderson and Mrs Stanley |
| Year 5/6 | Oak | Mrs Laver | Mrs McGovern |
| Year 5/6 | Elm | Mrs Kempson and Mrs Hauman | Miss Elkins |
| Year 5/6 | Juniper | Mrs Atkins and Mrs Fenton | Miss Kelly, Mrs Scarr, Mrs Griffiths |
| Ready to Learn | Mrs Mason, Mrs Petts and Mrs Mitton | ||
| Additional Support | Mrs Askwith and Mrs Horkan |
Virtual Sports DaY
I hope that you had the opportunity to participate in our Virtual Sports Day. Thank you to everyone who took part and sent photos and their scores. The children in school enjoyed themselves. Photos of the event can be found at: https://www.stanmore.hants.sch.uk/news/2020/6/12/summer-term-2020-work-and-house-points
The winning House Team will be announced next week.
Leavers’ Service
This year the Year 6 Leavers’ Service will also be a virtual experience. If your child is not at school and would like to take part, then please send in a 5 – 10 second video of them holding up a ‘Goodbye’ poster ( A4 or A3) waving goodbye – Landscape view please. You may also like to send any written memories of their time at Stanmore. Please send all contributions to year5and6@stanmoreprimary.com by Monday 13th July.
HOME LEARNING
There will be special activities for each year group to mark the end of term and more details of these will be shared by the class teacher. If we can help your child to access work in some way, please get in touch.
Please send work to:
We can provide printed versions of the work on line. Please contact the school office to arrange collection.
Work submitted and house points:
https://www.stanmore.hants.sch.uk/news/2020/6/12/summer-term-2020-work-and-house-points
Year 1 and 2: https://www.stanmore.hants.sch.uk/news/2020/6/11/year-1-and-2-home-learning-13-july-2020-48w42
Year 3 & 4 https://www.stanmore.hants.sch.uk/news/2020/6/11/year-3-and-4-home-learning-13-july-2020-6ye2f
Year 5 & 6 https://www.stanmore.hants.sch.uk/news/2020/6/11/year-5-and-6-home-learning-13-july-2020-nrerl
Best Wishes
Sharon Taylor
Summer Term 2020 - sharing our work and latest House Points totals
The Results are in. Well done to everyone who took part in the Virtual Sports Day - here are the results:
Kingfisher - an amazing 3642 points
Heron - a brilliant 3134 points
Heron - a superb 3655 points
Lark - a magnificent 4203 points
So the winner is…..LARK. Take a look below to see how this changes the house point totals.
This week Team Lions have been making 3D shapes with spaghetti and Jelly Tots. The children managed to make cubes, cuboids and even some pentagonal prisms.
Team Tigers have been finishing their dinosaur posters and exploring the strange and wonderful world of Wallace and Gromit and their inventions.
Well done to Sam Dickel and Lily Bennett who made some fantastic Titanic models at home. Sam’s was even made on Minecraft.
Team Catkins have been taking part in bug hunts: they have created their own bugs from toilet rolls and wool and completed a scavenger hunt to see what they can find.
Children are encouraged to share the work they are completing at home by sending it to us by email to:
When you share your work with us, you may well earn points for your House.
These are the totals for the Summer Term so far.
House Points for Summer Term up to and including week beginning 13 July 2020
The Winner of the House Cup for the Summer term is
LARK!
Well done everyone
Stanmore Post - 3 July 2020
Dear Parents,
We are looking forward to welcoming children back in next week for their morning visits Children should arrive between 8:30am and 9:00am wearing school uniform and trainers. All parents and children should follow the one way system to be dropped off and collected at the middle door on the KS2 playground. They can bring a water bottle, a snack and sun cream but no other bags or belongings. Children should be collected at 12 noon. Mr Read and Mrs Jones will greet the children in Meerkats. Miss Evers and Mrs Jones will greet the children in Lemurs.
Year 2 'Meerkats' - Monday July 6th & Tuesday July 7th 2020
Year 3 'Lemurs' - Thursday July 9th & Friday July 10th 2020
Transition Back to School and Managing Worries
As we plan for children to return to school, we recognise that members of our school community returning after a long period of absence may be worried and have strong feelings and emotions about the transition. These worries are normal. Everyone has been affected by the pandemic in some way, and we recognise the importance of supporting all of our families back to school. As a school, we have summarised some information and helpful tips from the mental health and wellbeing team, which can be found on our school website here: https://www.stanmore.hants.sch.uk/news/2020/5/22/resources-to-help-your-child-in-their-return-to-school
Reports
Reports will be sent home over the next couple of weeks. They will be staggered to line up with the days that the year groups are returning to school for their morning visits. This helps us manage the distribution of the reports. Year 2 reports will be sent home on Tuesday and Year 3 on Friday. Other year groups will receive their reports next week.
Virtual Sports Day
This year's Sports Day is going to be a little bit different, due to the current situation we find ourselves in, so we are going to do a Virtual Sports Day.
Here you will find a booklet containing 5 different sporty activities
Bottle Flip
Run, Run, Run
Sock Dribble
Speed Bounce
Under and Over
You can choose which day of the week to do this on at home. We will make sure that the children in school are given the opportunity to participate too. Once you have completed the challenges and recorded your scores, please email your results and any photos to the usual year group emails by the end of the day on Friday 10th July.
Leavers' Service
This year the Year 6 Leavers' Service will also be a virtual experience. If your child is not at school and would like to take part, then please email a 5 second clip of them waving to their class and holding a 'Goodbye Stanmore' poster. Email to: year5and6@stanmoreprimary.com
There will be special activities for each year group to mark the end of term and more details of these will be shared by their class teacher.
Home learning
If we can help your child to access work in some way, please get in touch.
Please send work to:
We can provide printed versions of the work on line. Please contact the school office to arrange collection.
Work submitted this week and house points can be found here
Year 1 and 2 home learning can be found here: https://www.stanmore.hants.sch.uk/news/2020/6/11/year-1-and-2-home-learning-6-july-2020
Year 3 & 4 home learning can be found here: https://www.stanmore.hants.sch.uk/news/2020/6/11/year-3-and-4-home-learning-6-july-2020
Year 5 & 6 home learning can be found here: https://www.stanmore.hants.sch.uk/news/2020/6/11/year-5-and-6-home-learning-6-july-2020
Best Wishes
Sharon Taylor
Year 5 and 6 - Home Learning and Sports Day - 6th July 2020
Welcome to 2020 Sports Day!
This year’s Sports Day is going to be a little bit different, due to the current situation we find ourselves in, so we are going to do a Virtual Sports Week!
Please use this link to access our Virtual Sports day booklet. Once you have completed the challenges and recorded your scores, please email your results and any photos to the usual year group emails by the end of the day on Friday 10th July and we will add all your points onto our House point chart.
GOOD LUCK!
Curriculum for the week commencing 6th July 2020
Each day:
Complete fifteen minutes of Times Table Rock Stars)
Year 5 pupils should complete thirty minutes of Reading Plus and Year 6 pupils should read a book for thirty minutes
MATHS TASKS YEAR 5
Click each link below to access your daily work.Lessons on Oak Academy can help here.
Use this file for your work on Monday
Use this file for your work on Tuesday
Use this file for work on Wednesday
Use this file for work on Thursday
Use this file for work on Friday
MATHS TASKS YEAR 6
LITERACY TASK
Click to open literacy task where you will find the five activities for you to complete this week
Use this file for the activity on Monday
Use this file for the activity on Wednesday
Use this file for the activity on Thursday
Use these files for the activity on Friday
Foundation Subjects: Use this link to access activities.
Year 3 and 4 - Home Learning and Sports Day - 6 July 2020
Welcome to 2020 Sports Day!
This year’s Sports Day is going to be a little bit different, due to the current situation we find ourselves in, so we are going to do a Virtual Sports Week!
Please use this link to access our Virtual Sports day booklet. Once you have completed the challenges and recorded your scores, please email your results and any photos to the usual year group emails by the end of the day on Friday 10th July and we will add all your points onto our House point chart.
GOOD LUCK!
Curriculum for the week commencing 29 June 2020
Each day:
Complete fifteen minutes of Times Table Rock Stars
MATHS TASKS YEAR 3
Click each link below to access your daily work. Lessons on Oak Academy can help here.
Use this file for your work on Monday
Use this file for your work on Tuesday
Use this file for work on Wednesday
Use this file for work on Thursday
Use this file for work on Friday
MATHS TASKS YEAR Y4
Over the week:
Take a look at some of our links to other educational sites and ideas and get creative!
Try a task from the Processes Big Challenge
LITERACY TASK
Click to open literacy task where you will find the activities for you to complete this week
Use this file for the activity on Tuesday
Use this file for the activity on Wednesday
Use this file for the activity on Thursday
Foundation Subjects: Use this link to access resources.
Additional resources
Year 1 and 2 - Home Learning and Sports Day - 6 July 2020
Curriculum for the week commencing 6 July 2020
Welcome to 2020 Sports Day!
This year’s Sports Day is going to be a little bit different, due to the current situation we find ourselves in, so we are going to do a Virtual Sports Week!
Please use this link to access our Virtual Sports day booklet. Once you have completed the challenges and recorded your scores, please email your results and any photos to the usual year group emails by the end of the day on Friday 10th July and we will add all your points onto our House point chart.
GOOD LUCK!
MATHS TASKS YEAR 1
Click each link below to access your daily work. Clips on BBC bitesize can help here.
Click these links for associated Oak Academy lessons Mon Tues Wed Thurs
Use this file for your work on Monday
Use this file for your work on Tuesday
Use this file for work on Wednesday
Use this file for work on Thursday
Use this file for work on Friday
READ WRITE INC TASKS
Click to open the Parents and Carers guide to teaching phonics at home
Read the instructions and ask your child who their Read Write Inc teacher is to work out which group they are in (if you need help identifying which group they are in you can send an email to Year1and2@stanmoreprimary.com)
Then complete the relevant group work from the list of downloads below:
LITERACY TASKS
Click to open the literacy task for this week and the five activities for you to complete this week
Use this file for work on Wednesday
Use this file for work on Thursday
Use this file for work on Friday