Reception
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Teacher: Jenny Eldridge N.Nurse: Allyson Martin |
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Teacher: Emma White N.Nurse: Debbie Mee |
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Teacher: Hayley O’Connor & James Mole N.Nurse: Jo O’Donoghue |
EYFS Phase Leader: Jenny Eldridge
Reception Baseline Assessment
From September 2021, the Reception Baseline Assessment (RBA) is statutory for all schools. It is a short, interactive and practical assessment of your child’s early literacy, communication, language and mathematics skills when they begin school, using materials that most children of your child’s age will be familiar with. Please click here to read an Information for Parents guide.
Reading
Reading daily is one of the most important things you can do with your child. If you run out of books to read, you can access a large range of free books online at Oxford Owls.
Here are some great ideas for ongoing projects that you can do at home PROJECT IDEAS
Website Links – great free activities
Letters and Sounds YouTube channel with Daily Phonics Lessons following the same scheme that we use in school
Top Marks All subjects
BBC Bitesize All Subjects
Kids Workouts Physical activities to do in the home
Phonics Play Phonics games
Teach Your Monster To Read Reading games
Busy Things All subjects
Nrich Maths challenges
‘Gerald the Giraffe’ Words – These are sets of words taken from the ‘100 high frequency words’ list and are given out within your child’s reading records. Please practise reading these words at home on sight with your child, as this will help to ‘build up’ their fluency when reading. Once your child is secure in Set 1, we will provide you with Set 2, Set 3 etc. Each child’s efforts will be celebrated in class. Please click the link below for a full list of the ‘Gerald Words’.
‘WOW Moment’ Cards – Please take the time to fill out a ‘WOW Moment’ card to share your children’s successes at home with us- no matter how big or small! We love celebrating the children’s achievements and enjoy spending time reading out these moments in class and congratulating one another. It may be that they did something that they may have found previously difficult, or they tried a new food, rode their bike for the first time, learned a new song, or baked a cake… it could be anything! Please stick your ‘WOW Moment’ cards into your exercise book. We can’t wait to hear all about them.
Mental Health and Wellbeing
GoNoodle this is a great website for children, combining a mix of interactive mindfulness/breathing activities in addition to a choice of energetic physical activities for them to join in.
NHS Fitness this is for parents who may be looking for some physical activity for themselves.
Please click here for the Think You Know website which helps to keep children safe online when using a phone, tablet or computer.
Please click here for a link to Place2Be’s urgent help website.