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Our Weekly Update Dear Parents and Carers, Well done on making it to the end of one strangest of the terms in memory. We are now half way through the year! We enter this half tem still unsure what the future holds and eagerly await the announce- Taking Stock ment on the 22nd which will hopefully shed some light on when we might be able to return to traditional classroom teaching. We would like to encourage you to take advantage of the week off and get some much needed respite from screens, while remaining Achieving Excellence Together safe! We will be holding virtual parents meetings on the 1st and 2nd of March so look out for information regarding these. We are also exploring how we might be able to bring back more of our Nursery and Preschool children along with exploring possible ways to further support children’s physical and mental wellbeing. Watch this space! Remember Home Learning Packs and headphones are available for collection. Feel free to come to collect a set from the office 9:30-12:30 and 13:30—15:00 daily except Fridays. Finally, we would like to wish you all a safe, well deserved and restful half term! Contact us Please be reminded that, should you need to speak to the office, please do so by phone. This is to reduce the number of adults on site and to keep Friday 12th February 2021 everyone safe. Alternatively, please email us on: clericalofficer2@stockwell-pri.lambeth.sch.uk
Celebrations Our Preschool children have been out enjoying the snow this week. We hope you all have done the same! Well done Sara Barbosa! Sara's work has been chosen by Network Rail to be exhibited in a prominent position of Clapham Junction Station for the next 18 months and there is a special prize on its way to her so she can continue to create amazing art work at home. Lots of entries from Stockwell Primary School will also be displayed. We can't wait to see them!
Online Reading and Safety Please click on this link to access a fantastic, informative newsletter regarding online safety.
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EYFS Virtual Learning Virtual Learning Dear Parents and Carers, By now you will all have received various logins for virtual learning. These should be for Google classrooms and for Oxford Reading Buddies (our online reading platform). If you have not received these please inform the office ASAP. As I am sure you can all appreciate we have been working hard behind the scenes to establish a more comprehensive online learning offer so that the children can continue to make fantastic progress should the need arise that we have to close a bubble or move into another lockdown. Along with this we have sent home devices with identified children to support with this. EYFS Expectations Timing Activity Delivery 20 mins Phonics and Tricky words Live teaching / videos, website Tasks will be set that are not worksheet heavy. Children will be asked to complete links tasks and parents can upload photos. 40 mins Maths Video input followed by activity All tasks set will have a simple self assessment for children to fill in. E.G: to record and upload •“Did you like this task?” :-) :-l :-( 15 mins Story Video, website link 40 Mins English Video input followed by activity •“Was this task difficult?” :-) :-l :-( to record and upload Additionally the use of links to websites will also be used. 60 mins Creative (EAD) x2 weekly Video input followed by activity Understanding the world (UW) x2 to record and upload Sessions will comprise of a video input followed by a set activity weekly PSED x1 weekly Parents can upload work completed to google classroom or directly to “Evidence Me” 60 mins Physical development activity Activity set , website link Daily reading through either Oxford Reading Buddies (our online reading platforms) 15 mins Assembly Video 15 mins Fine motor skills Activity set , website link Example EYFS Daily Timetable —> 25 mins Reading Bug club / online reading / read- ing together a book from home
KS1 & KS2 Virtual Learning Virtual Learning Dear Parents and Carers, By now you will all have received various logins for virtual learning. These should be for Google classrooms, My Maths and for either Oxford Reading Buddies or Collins Big Cat (our online reading platforms) . If you have not received these please inform the office ASAP. As I am sure you can all appreciate we have been working hard behind the scenes to establish a more comprehensive online learning offer so that the children can continue to make fantastic progress should the need arise that we have to close a bubble or move into another lockdown. Along with this we have sent home devices with identified children to support with this. Expectations Time Activity 5 hours of learning provided each day 9am English Slides uploaded to google classroom (PowerPoint or pdf) 10am Maths Independent activities set as google docs (remember to make a copy for each student) 11am Break/ Snack Marking delivered through comments on google docs 11:15 Comprehension Activity All national curriculum subjects covered 11:45 Quiet Reading Lessons to follow expected school format: starter, vocab, main teaching, 12:15 Topic/ Foundation Lesson 1 independent activity, plenary Daily reading through either Oxford Reading Buddies or Collins Big Cat (our online 1pm Lunch reading platforms) 2pm Assembly Example Daily Timetable —> 2:15pm Topic/ Foundation Lesson 2 3pm End of Day Storytime
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