Homework for all pupils will be set on Seesaw. If you have any questions about a piece of homework, please speak to us. We are happy to help and support you where needed. You or your child could message us on Seesaw should you need help. Parental comments are also very helpful for us – they inform us about how much support a child has needed with a piece of work and what elements they found easy or hard. You can also tell us how long they spent on their homework and how you feel they are doing.
Completed work should be submitted via Seesaw on time for staff to review.

Homework - EYFS

  • Tasks will be set with support and ideas given to parents for helping their child with the requirements of the task.
  • W​eekly phonics overview is sent for parents/carers to revise at home.
  • W​eekly maths overview is sent for parents/carers to revise at home.
  • C​hildren will be given a reading book linked to their phonics level and our phonics scheme to work on at home.
  • Work can be submitted in a number of ways, it might be a photograph (of artwork, a model or written work) or a video of a child completing the task - singing, reading, acting, explaining or role play for example.

 

Homework  – Key Stage 1

  • A​s reading underpins all curriculum areas, it is expected that your child reads frequently at home to an adult. Your child will be given a reading book linked to their phonics level and our phonics scheme.
  • Every Friday a phonics sheet/pre-recorded phonics learning is set for parents/carers to support their child to revise the learning from the week.
  • Weekly maths homework will be set on a Friday and will be due in the following Wednesday.  Homework will alternate weekly between Numbots and a maths task based around fluency, reasoning and or problem solving to consolidate in class learning.
  • English homework will be set on a fortnightly basis, it will be given on a Monday and will be due in, a week on Wednesday (9 days later).  The focus will be on grammar and punctuation.

We expect children to take pride in the presentation of their homework, as they do their work in school. Work should always be completed in pencil and a ruler should be used to underline dates and title, or to draw straight lines.

Homework - Key Stage 2

At the start of an academic year, maths and English homework books are sent home. Children are expected to use these to complete their homework or to complete the online task set. They should then take a photograph of their work and submit it via Seesaw by the due date of the piece of homework.
  • A​s reading underpins all curriculum areas, it is expected that your child reads 4 times a week at home to an adult.
  • Weekly maths homework will be set on a Friday and will be due in the following Wednesday. Homework will alternate weekly between TTRS and a maths task based around fluency, reasoning and or problem solving to consolidate in class learning.
  • English homework will be set on a fortnightly basis, it will be given on a Monday and will be due in, a week on Wednesday (9 days later). The focus will be on writing, grammar, punctuation, or reading.
  • It is expected that children will practise their multiplication tables and maths fluency in preparation for their weekly test in school.
  • T​o support the teaching and learning of spelling in school, fortnightly spellings will be set on Spelling Frame to be practised at home at least 3 times a week.
  • Homework in Year 6 may differ as we prepare children for the end of Key Stage tests.

We expect children to take pride in the presentation of their homework, as they do their work in school. Work should always be completed in pencil (unless in Year 5 and 6) and a ruler should be used to underline dates and titles or to draw straight lines. 

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