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Primrose

 


Welcome to Primrose Class

We are a lovely bunch of year 3 and 4 pupils in Primrose Class.

Our teachers are Mr Fry & Mrs Weaver 

We are also taught by Mrs Turner and Mrs Blount on a Wednesday afternoon when Mr Fry is on PPA. This is their Forresters session and require appropriate clothing to partake. They need; outdoor shoes or wellies and a warm coat (preferably waterproof).

Some important information for you to remember:

  • Our P.E day is Friday where we have P.E all afternoon. 
  • Children should bring a named bottle to school every day.
  • Please make sure that every item of clothing worn to school is clearly labelled with your child's name - so we can reunite missing items with their owners!
  • Spelling books must be in school every day and we test our spellings on Thursday afternoon.
  • Reading records must be in school every day.
  • Please let us know if arrangements for your child being collected from school change, thank you.  

Homework:

  • Please try to read at least 3 times a week with your child and record this in their reading diary by initialling all entries. Reading diaries will be checked by Mrs Wilkinson when we have our Guided Reading sessions.
  • Spellings are sent out on a Thursday and tested on the following Thursday. We have lessons each week that match the spelling rules and letter strings we are learning.  The spellings for each week will be in your child's spelling books. 
  • 'Times Tables Rock Stars' (TTRS) and spag.com activities homework are set on alternate Fridays. 
  • All passwords for online homework should be in your child's reading record books. 

 

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