I am sure you are aware of the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) and the increase in the number of confirmed cases in the UK.
We take the health and safety of our pupils and staff very seriously and, while there is currently no confirmed cases at our school, we will keep you updated with any developments, including whether we will need to close.
In the event of a school closure or your child having to self-isolate, we wanted to offer you some ideas to help continue their education during these uncertain times.
On this page you will find resources, links and articles that can be used to support your child's learning at home. Click on the links or images to be taken to the resources or websites. For more information on individual year groups place click the link: Year 3, Year 4. Year 5, Year 6. The daily activities tab also gives you ideas you could add into your child's daily routine.
We take the health and safety of our pupils and staff very seriously and, while there is currently no confirmed cases at our school, we will keep you updated with any developments, including whether we will need to close.
In the event of a school closure or your child having to self-isolate, we wanted to offer you some ideas to help continue their education during these uncertain times.
On this page you will find resources, links and articles that can be used to support your child's learning at home. Click on the links or images to be taken to the resources or websites. For more information on individual year groups place click the link: Year 3, Year 4. Year 5, Year 6. The daily activities tab also gives you ideas you could add into your child's daily routine.
Click on the image to be taken to the Sheffield Children's Hospital family resource page. There are some brilliant resources for helping support your child through these hard times and ways of explaining how to deal with Self Isolation.
Your child has their own individual log in for TT Rockstars. Click on the image to go direct to the log in page.
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Follow the link to INSPIRE maths home resources for Years 2 to 6.
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Click on the image to access a world of online games and resources you can use at home. Register using the code ''UKTWINKLHELPS'' for free access.
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Click on the link to load Spelling Shed. All children in school have a log on details.
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All children in Years 5 and 6 have log on details for SPaG.com
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100 activities challenge from Rotherham Creative. Loads more content can be found on their website www.rotherhamclc.org.uk
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A children's newspaper designed for primary aged children. For a limited time, we’re offering free, current issues of First News newspaper (PDF edition), Activity Sheets, and an extended 6-week trial of the iHub. Follow the link for more information
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Free home learning PE packs from our PE partners Live and Learn to keep you fit and healthy.
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We are taking part in a joint project with Rotherham Hospital and led by Miss Strutt to create designs for outdoor murals for the children’s Clinic.
The project should start next term and we would like you and your child to work together to think of some ideas for the murals. You can use pencil, pen or colour of any form to illustrate your ideas.
The Clinic would like our designs to reflect: Nature, Changing Seasons and British Wildlife. You could also include aspects of our local environment. They need to be vibrant and bold but not too complicated please – an abstract style would suit this. You can also use words and descriptions alongside your artwork.
You could also take inspiration from your favourite artists or art form.
Completed sheets can be either posted to school or scanned and emailed to enquiries@bmj.wwpat.org
The project should start next term and we would like you and your child to work together to think of some ideas for the murals. You can use pencil, pen or colour of any form to illustrate your ideas.
The Clinic would like our designs to reflect: Nature, Changing Seasons and British Wildlife. You could also include aspects of our local environment. They need to be vibrant and bold but not too complicated please – an abstract style would suit this. You can also use words and descriptions alongside your artwork.
You could also take inspiration from your favourite artists or art form.
Completed sheets can be either posted to school or scanned and emailed to enquiries@bmj.wwpat.org
