Supporting Your Child
Parents are encouraged to support their children in any way they can and reinforce the things we do in school.
Helping your child to 'LET THEIR LIGHT SHINE'
Supporting children does not have to be in a formal manner. It is important that children enjoy what they are doing and it doesn’t become an onerous task. Young children enjoy listening to stories and by reading to/or with your children you are developing their love of stories and their own ideas for writing. Playing games with children develops their social skills and teaches them the importance of turn taking.
Teachers will set homework activities for your children to carry out and we hope you will support your children with these. Parents are always welcome to come into school and ask about how they are able to help their children at home.
Class talks will be held at the start of each year to explain what the children will be learning; what is expected of them and general information to help parents.
We will also be running a few workshops through the year to cover different topics. Keep an eye on this website and the Primary News for further details.
And remember…We learn best when:
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We are relaxed but a bit puzzled or challenged
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We are well hydrated
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We use techniques which maximise the brain's natural preferences for pattern, colour and novelty
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We do things ourselves
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We talk about and explain what we do
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We are well rested
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We exercise regularly
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We are encouraged and praised
Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing.
(1 Thessalonians 5:11)
Please see the communication flowchart below if you have a query and are unsure who you should talk to.
