Category: Supporting Learning at Home

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Families Learning Together 3

We had a fantastic turn out for our third Families Learning Together session last week. Families joined their children so they could share their learning in their jotters so far this term. They also had the opportunities to give two stars and a wish about their learning. Thank you to everyone who made it along.

Thank you to our P7 Young Leaders who helped out at this event.

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Sharing Our STEM Learning

On Wednesday 13th March we invited our families to come and share our STEM Learning with us. They joined in lots of different activities with their children, you can see some the learning opportunities below.

Thank you to everyone who came along to join us.

Primary 7 shared some of their learning about China and how they have been comparing a school day in China to their own.

Primary 7 China topic

Feedback from our survey included:

What did you find out about your child’s learning that you did not already know?

  • That they were doing human biology.
  • My child knows more than he shows at home.
  • I saw Didbook for the first time, it’s great.
  • My child  is happy to accept help when offered

What other information would you like us to provide during Visit My Class sessions?

  • Some feedback from teachers. I feel the gap is maybe a touch long between feedback sessions.
  • If there is anything my child needs to improve on.

In what other ways can we support you to support your child at home?

  • Continue doing what you are doing.
  • Ways that parents can help effectively with learning.
  • More homework, if appropriate
  • I think this is already being done fine.
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Nursery Pop in and Play

A big thank you to all our parents and Carers  who were able to make it to our Pop in and Play  session today.  It was so good to see so many people that the children can share their play and learning with. The children enjoy showing people what they can do and this gives them a sense of ownership in the nursery. The children are proud of their achievements and Pop in and Play is an excellent  way to let them show what they enjoy and can do.

Parents had fun playing dominoes, building large structures with the large and small bricks, playing in the house corner, building the train track and spending fun  time with their children.

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Learning & Teaching @ PUSCPS Workshops

On Tuesday night children and staff organised information workshops about our priorities in school this year. Thank you to our staff and children who organised the event and to those families who joined us.

Literacy & English: Writing & PEEP

https://www.slideshare.net/PUSCPS/curriculum-evening-literacy-english

 

Numeracy & Maths: Bedtime Maths App

https://www.slideshare.net/PUSCPS/bedtime-maths-app-curriculum-workshop

http://bedtimemath.org/apps/

 

Numeracy & Maths: Number Talks & Mathematical Mindsets

https://www.slideshare.net/PUSCPS/curriculum-evening-maths-numeracy

 

Across Learning: Digital Learning 

 

Support for Learning: IDL

 

Feedback from the event: 

We used a form on glow to get some feedback on our event.

  • 100% said they would find more workshops like this useful.
  • Good to know what they are learning
  • To understand how to help my daughter with her learning.
  • Good to get information all very interesting.
  • Great information
  • New ways to teach children who have additional learning in literacy.
  • It was interesting and knowledgeable
  • Seeing what the children learn on daily basis and what they use to achieve this.
  •  Informative nice know how these topics are being taught.
  • The new technology available to children.
  • I loved learning how to help my kids as much as I can.
  • Understanding how to help our children.
  • Very good information.
  • I found out new ways to help the Kids @ Home.
  • Methods of support to help them at home.
  • It was good to learn things that we could help with at home.
  • Interesting to see how they learned.
  • Theories behind modern maths teaching.
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