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St Ethelbert's Catholic Primary School
I Serve Jesus With My Body, Heart, Mind and Soul
Home Learning
Home Learning
During the partial school closure- Weekly home learning activities, ideas and links will be emailed and posted on to Class Dojo. These can also be found in
'Class pages' on the website.
If you manage to share and read a book together each day- then feel proud!
It is a difficult time and you can only do your BEST
There are plenty of online games, activities and resources that are great to support learning at home, please find links below.
You will also find 'year group home learning packs' that can be downloaded below.
Please try and keep learning fun and enjoyable for your child. Life skills such as cooking, playing board games, doing household chores are invaluable to your child.
Having a purpose for writing will engage your child- how about writing a letter to your loved ones? or planning a party for when this is all over. Have fun and stay safe.
The Oak National Academy is a brand new online classroom with a huge collection of lessons and online resources, backed by the Government. Each week they will produce new lessons and resources from Reception to year 10.
https://www.thenational.academy/
Geography and History
https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/teacher-category/primary-resources/
Mindfulness and Keeping Active
Year R and KS1
There are lots of games to support children's learning on the websites below. Phonics play are offering free parent login to support home learning during this time.
https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/
Home Learning Packs to support at home.
KS2
There are lots of games to support children's learning on the websites below.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMhWKrdwzFr994ZhwqG4nlA
Home Learning Packs to support at home.
Twinkl are offering some free School Closure Packs that have lots of ideas. Create yourself a free account and then they are available to download for all year groups. This covers all sorts of subjects and areas of learning.