Please can you send a clean glass jar to school with your child tomorrow (Tuesday 13th October)
It is for a very exciting science lesson. I have got a few spare if you are really struggling.
Thank you
Mrs Roberts
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Please can you send a clean glass jar to school with your child tomorrow (Tuesday 13th October)
It is for a very exciting science lesson. I have got a few spare if you are really struggling.
Thank you
Mrs Roberts
Autumn 2020 hills mountains and coasts
The link above shows what we will be covering in Grinshill this year.
Good Morning Everyone!
It is so lovely to welcome you all back to school.
The staff and I are very excited to be welcoming you back to school.
Key Information for Grinshill Class:
Our topic this term is coasts, hills and mountains. I am hoping to take the children on a trip after half term to a coastal resort possibly Barmouth or Fairbourne. This will be dependant on COVID 19/ DFE regulations. Maths and English will be taught in a mastery style to ensure a deeper understanding and fluency for the children.
Homework
We will be limiting the amount of books leaving school so homework may be online. If your child has issues getting online I need to know as soon as possible. Homework will be listed on the homework page on this website – Normally this goes out on a Wednesday due in on Friday.
Spellings
These will be printed each week on the website spelling page, please use this to practise with your child for at least 5 minutes per day to become fluent. Spelling books will not be going home. Spellings will be issued to children on a Monday morning and will be tested the following Monday.
Reading
I expect children to be reading for a minimum of 15 minutes 5 days per week. This will ensure progression.
Thank you for supporting your child this year in Grinshill
Best wishes
Mrs Roberts
Class Teacher/ Deputy Headteacher
Gracie has put together a power point on how to achieve the 6 badges of summer with Blue Peter.
Well done Gracie!
Rev. Hannah, Rev. Mary-Lou and Pat have been busy thinking about how they can share Worship with us while we aren’t all in school together. They have made this video to share an Open the Book story, a prayer and a song with us all.
Poppi – Science experiment with plants
May’s letter – Lock down is over!
Molly and Pippa read ‘The Tiger Who Came To Tea’ and wanted to act it out. Pippa was the Tiger and Molly was Sophie.
Well done girls it looks like you had a lovely time.
Pippa and Molly have been drawing pictures of flowers.
In school, we will be holding a minute’s silence to remember the bravery and pay tribute to the NHS workers who have sadly died during the virus pandemic.
We will be holding the silence at 11am, but if you can’t do it then, you could do it with your family later today.
For more information, click here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/52447147
The submitted works must have a minimum 1 page and a maximum length of 2 pages of A4. The text should double spaced, using Times New Roman font, size 12. Presented in Word document format and must be written in English.
The Word document should specify the full name of the author, teacher full name, the title of the story, the name of the school and the school have a native level. Participants can download the Word template which has all of the required information specified.
Please fill in your details at the top of the page and send to school by 30th April.
We feel that children work best when they have a routine. The Education Endowment Foundation have released a document which might help you plan your day for your child – this will help them keep mentally active, with goals to work towards.
You could print this or even use it as inspiration to create your own!
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