HOME LEARNING
Extra challenges and projects
Each half term, we will set extra activities for your child to complete at home if they would like to. They should show their work to their class teacher or any of the Senior Leaders.
AUTUMN 1
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AUTUMN 2
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SPRING 1
SPRING 2
SUMMER 1
Poetry |
Homework
Children’s work at home significantly contributes to their achievement in school. When we work together to support learning it will have a measurable and lasting effect on your child’s achievement.
There are many benefits to homework, and as parents you will be more aware of the curriculum expectations and what your child is learning. Your children will benefit from working with you and feel proud to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding.
Minimum Homework Expectations
Pupils should read daily
Practise their times tables in the booklet given in Autumn.
Practise the year groups spellings in the booklet given in Autumn.
Work regularly from the CPG books given in February
Work regularly from the Handwriting book given in April
Learn their weekly spellings for a test
Take part in the Half Termly homework projects
Learn online with Espresso and timetables.co.uk.
ONLINE RESOURCES
West Acton subscribes to several high quality online resources for which a login is needed. During parents' evening in October and February we show these resources.
General Resources for a variety of curriculum areas
Purple Mash brings the whole curriculum to life with creative programs that support maths and English as well as science, art, history and more. |
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Espresso's rich, all-in-one learning service offers a wide range of subjects mapped to the curriculum. The service includes videos, worksheets, games and quizzes all easily searchable by subject or objective. |
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London Grid for Learning (LGfL) provides a huge range of resources for pupil, parent and staff use. |
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Maths Resources
For additional resources and more information on the teaching of maths at the school, please click here. |
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Reading Resources
For more information on the teaching of English at the school, please click here. |
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