Waterfoot Primary School

P.E Days:

Tuesday: Indoor P.E 

Wednesday: Outdoor P.E 

Please remember to come to school in full P.E uniform on these days.  Please refer to the Uniform Policy if you are unsure.

Homework:

Homework is handed out on a WEDNESDAY and returned on a MONDAY.  Weekly homework consists of:

Year 5:

Spelling - this will be completed on Spelling Shed.

Mathematics - this will be tasks set on Sumdog.

Reading -  4 x 15 minutes per week.  

TimeTables Rockstars

Year 6:

Spelling - this will be completed on Spelling Shed.

Mathematics - this will be tasks set on Sumdog. 

Reading -  4 x 15 minutes per week.  

TimeTables Rockstars

To support our UKS2 children in taking ownership of their homework and to ensure they have the resources or support to complete it; there is a Thursday lunchtime homework club (where children can choose or are directed to attend).

Topic Homework:

Each half term, a grid is sent out within each key stage which links with the topic, their learning and our school value focus for the following half term. Within each key stage the pupils are recommended to complete a number of their chosen activities and each completed activity is rewarded with dojo points.  At the end of the half term all classes showcase this homework to share and celebrate the children’s hard work and efforts. These homework grids will be available on our website in the 'Children' section or click the link below.

Home Readers:

Children are asked to read a minimum of 4 times per week for at least 15 minutes.  We ask that the children's reading records are signed and handed in on a daily basis to be stamped and dojo points given out.  Children who complete this will gain an extra 10 minute breaktime on a Friday afternoon.  

Cedar class have been learning all about the Anglo-Saxons as part of our topic learning! You may have heard from your children that the game 'blooket' has been a massive hit with the children and they have loved answering the questions about the Anglo-Saxons on their ipads and then 'stealing' gold off each other on the game! This week, we continued to learn what daily life was like in an Anglo-Saxon village. The children played the 'Nine Men's Morris game' which Anglo-Saxons played for fun and made their own Anglo-Saxon jewellery out of clay! Take a look at our photos!