Home Learning Support
KS2 Language Angels French App
Lily's Great Adventure
The staff at Beechwood Primary School express themselves through creativity for Children's Mental Health Awareness Week.
Perhaps you'll see some familiar faces in this story created by children for children.
https://www.beechwoodprimaryschool.co.uk/pupil-support-1/
A Guide to Uploading Work on Seesaw Year 2 to Year 6
Year 6 Group Distance Learning
Year 5 Group Distance Learning
Year 4 Group Distance Learning
Year 3 Group Distance Learning
Year 2 Group Distance Learning
Year 1 Group Distance Learning
Reception Group Distance Learning
Nursery Group Home Learning
In September 2020, all our classes returned to full-time education following the Covid-19 closure in March. Although we hope that the majority of our children will now have an uninterrupted experience, there is the possibility that an individual child, a class bubble, or indeed the whole school, will need to self-isolate for a period of time. We have therefore put in place a plan for remote learning so that all children can continue with their education. This meets the expectations set out in the DfE guidance ‘Remote Education Support’ https://www.gov.uk/guidance/remote-education-during-coronavirus-covid-19
If a child does not have access to a computer/laptop and/or the internet, the school will do all it can to support children and will provide paper packs of learning. Where funding can be accessed, remote devices (e.g. laptops) and/or 4G connections will be sought, particularly for disadvantaged children. Parents will be reminded to make the school aware of any barriers.
If your child is at home due to Self-Isolation or illness during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Situation here are some great websites which can help with home learning.
Staying Safe
Leeds Prevent - Online Safety Advice for Parents
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Speaking and Listening Introduction
Children learn a great deal from other people. As parents and carers you are your child’s first teachers. You have a powerful influence on your child’s early learning.
From a very early age your child will need to experience a wide range of activities and experiences with you to develop their early reading and writing skills, for example singing and saying rhymes, making and listening to music, listening to them and joining in conversations, painting and pretend play. These activities will help your child take the first important steps towards reading and writing.