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Homework allows children to use the skills which they have developed in class independently and keeps their brains active. It is also a great opportunity for you to catch up with what your child is learning.
It is also very beneficial for children to access Times Table Rockstars, Maths Whizz and Spag.com as regularly as possible. All of these learning platforms can be accessed on tablets, phones, computers or laptops.
If you would like to discuss the ways you can help to support your child, please get in touch.
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Every Thursday, the children will be given some maths, english and spellings work to complete at home. They will bring home a homework book on a Thursday, with a copy of their homework inside. A digital copy will be available below. Completed homework should be returned to school on Tuesday.
Date homework set: 22.10.25 To be returned to school by: 04.11.25
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Talking Topic 5 minutes
“Why do some people celebrate Diwali?
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Maths 10 minutes
Log onto Maths whizz and complete three progressions.
Log onto TTRS and go on studio to be able to move yourself up on the band ladder, then once your ready challenge yourself by taking part in the battle set by your teacher.
Completing this activity will help with SATs revision.
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Reading 10 minutes
WRITE THESE IN YOUR READING JOURNAL AND GET PARENTS TO SIGN
Read to an adult or older sibling at least 3 times a week for 10-15 minutes. Get your reading record signed.
Complete your reading for pleasure bookmark in the back of your Homework books to get the next award.
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Spellings
Our spellings to practise this week are:
1. Different
2. Convenience
3. Controversy
4. Conscious
5. Competition
SPAG
Completing this activity, will help with SATs revision.
Writing task: Key skill- Personification
This week I want you enter the 500 word competition.
See below for further information.
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Online platform links
Please log in to TTRockstars, Maths Whizz and Spag.com for online learning.
Your child will always have work availble to complete on Maths Whizz and Times Table Rockstars.
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500 Words is open for entries! Make sure you submit your stories before 9pm, Friday 7 November.
There are two age categories: 5-7 and 8-11 year-olds and spelling, punctuation and grammar are not marked - as has always been the case for 500 Words, it's all about our writers' brilliant creativity! There are prizes to be won - each winner will take home a bundle of books and the gold winners will also win 500 books for their school library.
50 finalists will be invited to a star-studded grand final at Windsor Castle in February 2026, which will once again be hosted by Her Majesty The Queen. If that's not enough, each winner will also see their story be read aloud by a superstar celebrity on TV, which will be shown as part of a special 500 Words programme with The One Show in early March.
Please click on the link below for further information.
The ultimate guide to 500 Words 2025/26 - BBC Teach
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