For parents of individual children who are isolating, if you would like to follow the normal sequence of the school day, Year 2 parents should use the timetable on the Year 2 page. Likewise Year 1 parents may choose to use the Year 1 timetable.  Reception parents should continue to communicate with their teacher on Tapestry as discussed on the  EYFS page.

During COVID-19 parents have had to take on a much greater role.  We strive to support parents in the most helpful way possible.    Do as much as you are able/wish to do, considering your personal circumstances. We understand how challenging it can be for parents teaching children at home and we are here to support. 

There are lots of additional resources below to support you:

• Read as often as you can (with and to your child) Follow the 7 steps to making reading aloud magical!
• Use the fantastic Reading Eggs app (Ask class teachers for your child's individual log in)
• Practise the Year 1 or Year 2 common exception words (reading by sight and spelling)
• Visit Phonics Play
• Watch Mr Thorne's Phonics or Letters and Sounds daily lessons
• Enjoy audio stories read by CHI staff and have a go at illustrating the stories you hear. 
• Start using Mathletics (Ask class teachers for your child's individual log in)
• Watch Numberblocks for short maths videos
• Keep a daily maths board to practise place value, multiples of 2,5, and 10, using coins, odds and evens, 1 more, 1 less and 10 more, 10 less, and looking at weather!
• Try some 'catch up' lessons on BBC Bitesize

More useful links:

Exercise and Wellbeing

gonoodle

cosmickids

Joe Wicks.

Singing

Out of the Ark for new songs every day!

Forest School

The Wildlife Trust. 

 BTO Garden BirdWatch

General Resources

BBC Bitesize

abcdoes

Twinkl

Classroom Secrets

ICT games

Plus, have a look at the resources at the bottom of this page!

For support in talking to your children about COVID-19, please view this short book by Manuela Molena (available in several languages).  If your child is anxious or worried about coronavirus, please visit the NSPCC page for advice.

Please see our Remote Learning Policy here

Please see our Remote Education Provision: Information for Parents here

Please see our Guidelines for Pupils for Live sessions and Remote Learning here 

Please see our Risk Assessment for Livestreaming School Content here