You have all been given a log in for Reading Eggs.
Please can you log on and complete the first task to ensure it is set at your correct ability.
Then you can access this as much as you like to help you with reading and comprehension.
Also please log on to TTR and practise your x tables. or if prefer to not use a screen, practise the tricky ones in your homework book.
Thank you
Mrs Quigley
Homework due in Wednesday 26th November
Year 5 – Modelling sheet linked to Science work on Planets
Year 4 – X table sheets
All year groups should still be accessing ‘TTR or Times table games’ everyday. This is really important to consolidate the recall of x table facts
Practise your spellings (In book and website)
Read daily
Thank you
Mrs Quigley
Stiperstones have been busy, building, constructing, designing and making their own Stone Age creations!
Choose a Stone age activity to do, either from the sheet or your own idea.
Reading
Spellings
TTR
The stone age homework is due in after half term, Wednesday 5th November 2025
Thank you
Mrs Quigley
Times tables are really important to help in all areas of maths. Once you know your tables you know them for life!
Children should be practising their times tables everyday using times tables rockstars or the times tables games website
https://www.timestables.co.uk/multiplication-tables-check/
The link above is a great way for children to practise with the speed of recalling their times tables. This is particularly useful for year 4 who will be sitting their multiplication check at the end of year 4.
Dojos are awarded every time you access TTR at home!
Please encourage your child to practise their times tables in these fun interactive ways.
Thank you
Mrs Quigley
Homework can be found in homework books this week.
Emojis aren’t just digital decoration — they’re often used as a coded language that young people use to express identity, humour and emotion. Without context, they can easily be misunderstood by adults, leading to confusion or missed signals. Some emojis may even mask risky behaviours or emotional struggles.
This guide helps decode this ever-evolving language, empowering parents and educators to have more open, informed conversations with the children in their care. It also highlights the meaning of some common emojis and offers practical tips for staying clued-in without snooping or suspicion.
Well done to the certificate winners this week!
TTR and Times table games website
(year 4 practise the multiplication check)
SPAG Monsters
In your homework book or on paper please practise the new spellings for this term
Thank you
Mrs Quigley
Bomere Heath CE Primary School
The Crescent,
Bomere Heath,
Shrewsbury,
SY4 3PQ
Tel: 01939 290359
Executive Headteacher: Mrs Julie Ball
Office Manager: Maria Whittaker
