Here is a short video that explains why palms were used to welcome Jesus to Jerusalem. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zy2hyrd We won’t be going to Mass with our community during Holy Week but we can watch it live from St Joseph’s on YouTube. … Continue reading →

Remember to read the post all about week 2. Then look at the grids attached and create your personalised school day! LiteracyNumeracy Week 2 I have also attached a list of the daily live events to help with the listening … Continue reading →

Boys and Girls this week we will move on to a grid system for your homework. It looks like the grids I send home for homework, except this time there will be a grid for literacy, numeracy and a third … Continue reading →

Well done everyone we have completed one week of home school. It might all seem a bit strange just now but we will soon get into our new routine.  Normally in school we correct and collect homework, do some assessments … Continue reading →

Flora is missing all her friends but obeying the guidelines and staying safe. She saw one of her friends across the park. Can you think what she is shouting! Try and write it down. Remember to use speech marks to … Continue reading →

Boys and Girls don’t forget to check the school’s page. Mrs Ayton has posted some information to help you if you are having problems working Glow. She also posted some Spanish tasks.

Try this fun game to practise some addition http://www.math-play.com/properties-of-addition-soccer-game.html

Boys and Girls I am working with Miss Govan in the Hub today with some of our children so I am not able answer you all as promptly as I would wish.

Boys and Girls I won’t post home tasks every day that is a bit unfair when you are trying to plan your day from home. Instead I will put up weekly tasks for you to work through. I have already … Continue reading →

Try and do at least 10 minutes on either Sumdog or Topmarks Hit the Button. Remember to challenge yourself. You should be able to do the division and multiplication tables from 2 to 10. You should be doing the 3 … Continue reading →