A2

LEARN FROM HOME

You can click on the links below to view the weekly timetables created for A2.  The timetables are also located on Connect. 


Week 9 & 10 Timetable



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RECENT NEWS



To our Truly Special A2 Family - Week 8

Firstly, I wanted to thank you for all your unconditional support during this uncertain time. We are so lucky to have such a special group of children who have been our little rays of sunshine each day, staying positive and working together to keep some sort of normality.

Today we read a very relevant story called ‘The Enormous Watermelon’. This story is about a group of characters who work together to pull up a watermelon before enjoying it! We related it back to our own situation by talking about how we can work together as a community and family to ‘spring clean our world’ of all the spikey germs. The children were full of beautiful ideas of how we can all work together to help us get back to school as soon as we can.

On Monday, we will begin our online learning by uploading our learning grid to ‘Connect app’. This will begin practically and be a summary of what would have been planned for the next 2 weeks of school. As stated by the government, we encourage all children to stay at home, enabling us to return to normality as soon as possible.

During our 2 week Easter break no work will be sent home because this is the normal holiday period. A pack of learning, activities and stationery has been created for each child which will be to support our weekly learning grids for each week, starting in term 2. This pack is solely for use alongside the planning which will be sent home and children should complete this to the best of their ability. Each booklet is for learning opportunities and must be used for directed writing and planned activities.

Please do not feel pressured to work continuously with the children at home as we appreciate many parents will continue working. Each family will have a lot of changes and each with different priorities. The only thing that we can encourage you to do with your children is to play, laugh and love them. The learning will occur aside of that and sometimes the most spontaneous learning can be the best! Think outside the box and enjoy this precious time that you will have with your children. They are so special and we will miss them very much. Please keep in touch, we are here to support you all on this journey. We welcome emails and lots of communication; no question is too small; we are here to help!

Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Johnston

This Week's Learning Highlights - Week 7
This week in Maths we sorted different items following a rule; shape, colour and size. We also discussed and demonstrated different ways we can be a good friend. We role played 'Mrs Wishy Washy'  and wrote about our favourite character in the book.
We also did a germs experiment using water, pepper and soap to explain the importance of hand washing. We were all amazed by this!!
Thank you so much to our lovely families for being super supportive this week, especially teaching our littles ones how to be independent and going into the classroom all by themselves to get ready for the day. I was very proud of their effort.




WELCOME BACK PRE PRIMARY!