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COVID19 School Absence
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Category Archives: Year 4
A great start for Year 4!
Year 4 have made a fantastic start to the term. We have been enjoying making Roman mosaics in art which will be finished next week…I know all the children are very excited about this. You will be too when you see them.
The children have started some more structured routines whilst enjoying some lovely immersion lessons in both maths and English. The pictures attached to this post show 4WW doing some exciting drama during English yesterday.
From all of us in the Year 4 team, we would like to congratulate every child for their hard working attitude and fantastic resilience during this strange start to a new academic year. We have no doubt that we all have a wonderful year.
The Year 4 team.
Year 4 home learning 17th September
Year 4 Home learning 10th September
Welcome to Year 5!
Dear current Year 4s,
Here is a letter that you and your parents/carers can read together which will spill some top secret information about the first half term in Year 5!
We look forward to meeting you all in September! Have a fantastic summer!
The Year 5 team
Summer Talk – Supporting your children this summer
The attached document is an excellent resource with games and activities to support your children’s communication skills when you’re out and about this summer.
Please take a look!
Healthy Start
Devon Family Advice Line
Free Solihull parenting programme which is available to access online
Devon Local Maternity System have purchased a multi-user licence for four Solihull Approach online courses, for all parents and parents-to-be.
Free online courses for residents of DEVON, TORBAY AND PLYMOUTH
· Understanding your pregnancy, birth, labour and your baby
· Understanding your baby
· Understanding your child
· Understanding your teenagers brain
These courses are for everyone who wants to be the best mum, dad, grandparent, carer that they can be. The Solihull Approach aims to improve emotional health and wellbeing by supporting relationships (www.solihullapproachparenting.com). The courses are written by CAMHS professionals with other health and education workers. They are evidence based and accredited by the DfE.
Together we are aiming to change the culture around parents‘ self-development and improve children’s wellbeing at the same time. A smoother home life is good for concentration, learning and performance at school.
- Link to the courses – www.inourplace.co.uk – access code TAMAR.
- Email address for queries d-ccg.cornwallanddevonsolihull@nhs.net
- Frequently asked questions for parents (attached).
- Free online resources for parents and carers, offering practical information about pregnancy and birth and to help you get to know your baby, and understand your child and teenager better.