If your child is off school for a period of time we ask that you please contact the office to let our team know. As a school, we cannot grant or refuse a child to attend a family holiday. These decisions are made by parents. Any holidays will be marked as an unauthorised absence on our registration system.
We are not in a position to be able to provide additional homework to children if they are absent due to a holiday etc. There are however different activities below you can do with your child to support their learning.
Early Years Class
As a rough guide children within Early Level are typically in P1, First Level will typically cover P2-P4 and Second Level will typically cover P5-7. Please find these grids by clicking the links below.
To access learning grids for Early Level, click here.
Early Level Grid 1 Early Level Grid 2 Early Level Grid 3 Early Level Grid 4
To access learning grids for First Level, click here.
First Level Grid 1 First Level Grid 2 First Level Grid 3 First Level Grid 4
To access learning grids for Second Level, click here.
Second Level Grid 1 Second Level Grid 2 Second Level Grid 3 Second Level Grid 4
Here are links to some of the commonly used websites to support learning at home.
Glow allows learners to work in a variety of ways, from collaborating with peers to working individually at their own pace. Glow services are free to all students with a Glow login and can be accessed at anytime, anywhere, and on any device.
Bug Club is a whole-school reading programme that helps transform children into lifelong readers. Now with added Grammar and Spelling, and Plays by Julia Donaldson, the Bug Club family has everything you need to help children catch the reading bug. Teachers can allocate reading, spelling and grammar materials to pupils directly.
Sumdog can be used for numeracy. It is a game based learning platform. While children choose what they play, adaptive learning engines guide pupil learning. Sumdog gets to know individual strengths and weaknesses and ensures pupils always work on the right skill.
We are proud to be working to become a rights respecting school
Article 28 – every child has the right to an education
