2019-2020
Home Learning
This new ‘Home Learning’ section on our class page will help us to stay connected whilst school is closed due to COVID-19 and give you and your families help and advice in supporting your learning at home.
We have been busy developing a way to give guidance on learning and activities that can be done at home which will be useful rather than overwhelming during these strange times. We have created weekly home learning grids for each class which suggest activities for English, Maths, the wider curriculum and family fun.
The idea is that children choose one activity from each section to complete per day so they will be doing four of these activities daily. These home learning grids will be uploaded onto our website (in ‘Our Classes’ section) for each class every Monday by 11am.
We understand that everyone is living through their own challenges at this time and that life is difficult right now. Your own and your children’s mental health and wellbeing is and always will be the priority so we hope these grids are a help rather than a hindrance. We know you will be trying your best to support children’s learning but it is such a surreal situation to be in so we really hope these grids give a little guidance and structure to your efforts. The activities are by no means exhaustive but we feel they will be useful in giving children some motivation and purpose to their home learning.
Don’t forget to read every day and check out our list of useful websites and the government has launched their BBC Bitesize channel today (which you can watch via BBC iPlayer -search Bitesize- or by pressing the red button on your remote when watching BBC1) which has a range of activities, games and quizzes for each year group if children would like to do any extra tasks or activities.
Please let us know if you have any feedback on our home learning grids- this is new to us too!
Home Learning Grids Rabbit Class 20th April
Home Learning Grids Rabbit Class 27th April
Home Learning Grids Rabbit Class 4th May
Home Learning Grids Rabbit Class 11th May
Home Learning Grids Rabbit Class 18th May
Home Learning Grids Rabbit Class 1st June
Home Learning Grids Rabbit Class 8th June
Home Learning Grid Rabbit Class 15th June
Home Learning Grid Rabbit Class 22nd June
Home Learning Grid Rabbit Class 29th June
Home Learning Grid Rabbit Class 6th July
Home Learning Grid Rabbit Class 13th July
Our Learning in School
You can view or download our latest topic grid below:
Our Learning at Home
You can view or download our latest homework below:
Our learning at home
Homework-Autumn 1
Homework – Spring 2
Our Learning at school
Topic Grid-Autumn 1
Topic Grid – Autumn 2
Topic Grid – Spring 1
Topic Grid – Spring 2
2018/19
Our Learning in school
You can view or download our latest topic grid below:
Our Learning at Home
You can view or download our latest homework below:
Homework Autumn 1
Homework Autumn 2
Homework Spring 1
Homework Spring 2
Homework- Summer 1
Homework Summer 2
Our Learning at school
Topic Grid Autumn 1
Topic Grid Autumn 2
Topic Grid Spring 1
Topic Grind Spring 2
Topic Grid- Summer 1
Topic Grid Summer 2
2017/18
Our Learning in school
Rabbits Topic Grid Summer 2
Rabbits Topic Grid Summer 1
Rabbits Topic Grid Spring 2
Rabbits Topic Grid Spring 1
Rabbits Topic Grid Autumn 2
Rabbits Topic Grid Autumn 1
Year 3 Spelling & Grammar
Year 4 Spelling & Grammar
Our learning at home
Rabbits ‘Under the Sea’ Homework Grid Summer 2
Rabbits ‘Delicious World of Chocolate’ Homework Grid
Rabbits ‘Into the Iron Age’ Homework Grid
2015
Summer Term
Pond Dipping
Pond dipping provided another great opportunity to learn about the way plants and animals depend on each other.
Numeracy
In numeracy we reinforced our measurement skills in many different ways. We estimated, measured then calculated the perimeter of a range of shapes.
Botanic Garden Visit
At the Botanic Gardens, our guide Mike helped us to understand life cycles and how creatures and plants depend on each other.
Spring Term
Durham Cathedral
We visited Durham Cathedral to learn more about ‘The Northern Saints’. It was an absolutely awesome place! We all made our own St Cuthbert’s crosses in red and gold.
Big Tidy Up
We did our ‘Big Tidy Up’ litter pick around the village, we collected 14 bags of litter. We think we did a great job!
Weather
Ancient Greeks
We built upon last half term’s work on The Ancient Greeks with a visit to The Museum of Archaeology in Durham…which was rather special.
We also had a very enjoyable visit from ‘Richard the Ancient Greek’ who taught us lots of things. We handled all kinds of artifacts, we dressed in Ancient Greek clothes, we wrote in Ancient Greek with a bamboo quill and we played Ancient Greek games.
Other photographs show further studies of the Ancient Greeks.
Autumn Term
Science Topic
Climate Week
Activities from climate week 2012
Party Animals
Party Animals came to visit
