At the early stages children are encouraged to practise reading for fluency and understanding. \u00a0Older children may also have written work, research or design work. \u00a0In Primary 1 and Primary 2, homework should take no longer than 15 minutes but by Primary 7 could take up to 30 minutes per evening. \u00a0At workshop sessions parents are advised how they can help their children to learn by active listening, talking, reading, writing, mathematic activities and simple science.<\/p>\n
Further information about this is available from the school. \u00a0Homework diaries are used and will provide parents with information on requirements.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
At the early stages children are encouraged to practise reading for fluency and understanding. \u00a0Older children may also have written work, research or design work. \u00a0In Primary 1 and Primary 2, homework should take no longer than 15 minutes but … Continue reading