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Welcome back Reception.

We hope you had a great summer! Please see information about what Reception will be learning about in class over this half term.

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Key Staff in Reception  

Class Teacher:

Miss Millward

Other Supporting Staff in Class:

Mrs Taylor

Miss Maybury

Miss Rushton
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School Day Arrangements

School starts for your child at 8.25am and the entrance door will close at 8.30am.

Your child will then also need to be collected at 2.55pm from the same place they were dropped off.

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Snack, Drinks & Lunch Time

Children in EYFS will be provided with a piece of fruit at break times each day.

Children can bring in a water bottle, containing water that they can have access to at all times throughout the school day. Please name the bottle in case of duplicate bottles.

Over this half-term, your child will be learning about the following:

Literacy:

Goldilocks and the Three Bears

Maths:

Match, sort and compare

Talk about measure and patterns

RWI:

m a s d t i n p o g c k

Blending words from an adult voice (oral blending)

PSED:

Me and my relationships - you will receive a PSHE newsletter about this subject

Understanding the World:

Seasonal changes linked to Autumn

Expressive Art and Design:

Collage

Art using natural resources in the style of Andy Goldsworthy

Music:

Our World

PE:

Introduction to PE

RE:

Why is the word God so important to Christians?
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PE

Your child’s PE days this half term will be Tuesday and Wednesday

Please remember your child must come to school wearing their full PE kit on these days, earrings removed (staff are unable to remove and children will not be able to join in the lesson if wearing earrings)

Home Learning

Home learning will be set on a weekly basis every Thursday. This will be expected to be completed by the following Tuesday. Please can this be uploaded onto Class Dojo. 

As always, if you need any assistance or resources to help with the completion of home learning, please do let a member of the class team know and we will be happy to help. 

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Reading at Home

Please aim to listen to your child read their school reading book at home 4 times a week (10 minutes per session). 

Please record this on your child’s reading card. The log and reading book must be returned to school each day in your child's school bag.

Children will also have a book from the class lending library to enjoy too. However, we ask this is not recorded on the Reading Card as this book will be one your child may have picked for you to read with them and is not the reading book matched to their reading/phonic ability.

Books will be changed every Thursday.

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Maths

Please continue to:

  • sing number rhymes at home
  • count objects around the home
  • identify numbers seen in the home
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Online Safety

Online safety for all children is extremely important. Your child will receive online safety lessons throughout the academic year. Please use the following website for guidance and support: 

https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/

To help teach your children about online safety, you can access the following websites for support:

My Life Online - Conversation Guide | Childnet 

Parents and Carers Toolkit | Childnet 

Parents and Carers - UK Safer Internet Centre 

If you have any concerns or questions regarding online safety, please do not hesitate to contact a member of your child’s class team for further support and advice.

General reminders:

Please remember to label all your child’s clothing with both names.

If you wish to speak to your child’s class teacher or to arrange a meeting with them, please ring the school office 01782 234868 and they will return your call as soon as possible before/after the school day, messaging on class dojo will not be replied to.

If your child is absent please ring the school or leave a message on Arbor by 9am, holidays are not authorised.

Holidays and  regular poor attendance may involve fines for each parent and involvement from the Education Welfare Officer so we do look forward to seeing your child in school every day unless you have informed us that they are poorly.

See you next time!

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