Please follow the link for this week’s home learning which can also be found in Hwb and on the school website. This will be the last week of home learning but next week we will set activities which can be done on Hwb over the summer to prepare the children for their new topic in September.

Nursery

Nursery Transition Chalenge

Nursery Home Learning WB 13th July

Class 1

Class 1 Home Learning WB 13th July

Special Message from Mrs Thomas

Class 2

Class 2 Home Learning WB 13th July

Class 2 Compass directions ‘the town’ differentiated

Class 2 Escape from Maptown Zoo

Class 2 Make your own compass rose instruction text

Class 2 Maptown Zoo Extension

Class 3

Class 3 Home Learning WB 13th July

Class 4

Class 4 Home Learning WB 13th July

 

 

 

The staff and pupils at Creunant Primary would like say a huge thank you for the wonderful support that we have received from our community this week.

Some time ago Men’s Sheds worked on our raised beds to make them more suitable for planting in. Over the last few weeks staff worked on weeding and painting the area so that the beds could be used for planting in again. With the support of Brian Girling and Kate Hopkins from Crynant Plant we have been donated enough soil to fill the beds and planters to get gardening again. Thank you both for your kind support.

We were also delighted last week to receive a glass house from Mr. Bill Gunnell. With the support of Mr. Alan Thomas, the glass house has been set up and fixed securely in place.

This has already provided many hours of outdoor fun in between the showers for the children who attended school this week.

Men’s Sheds have provided us with a great deal of support from keeping the greenery in shape to creating safe areas for our bins.  We are continuously very grateful for their ongoing support to our school.

Diolch yn fawr Men’s Sheds!

Please click on the link for this week’s Home Learning.

Class 1

Class 1 Home Learning WB 6th July

Class 2

Class 2 Home Learning WB 6th July

Class 2 6.7.20 blank number line

Class 2 6.7.20 Feelings

Class 2 6.7.20 Rounding to 10 or 100 with word problems differentiated

Class 2 6.7.20 Rounding to 10

Class 2 6.7.20 Rounding to the nearest 10, 100, 1000

Class 3

Class 3 Home Learning WB 6th July

Class 4

Class 4 Home Learning WB 6th July

Nursery

Nursery Home Learning WB 6th July

All about me nursery to reception

Nursery to Reception Transition Challenge

 

 

Sammy Sloth Goes Back to School. A story to share with any children who are feeling anxious about returning to school.

sammy sloth story edited version A4

Please click on the link for the return to school letter.

Return letter to parents.

 

Please follow the link for information on internet safety

Digital safety during COVID-19

Please click on the link for this week’s home learning.

Nursery

Nursery Home Learning

Class 1

Class 1 Home Learning 29.6.20

Class 2

Class 2 29.6.20 100 square

Class 2 29.6.20 101-200 Square

29.6.20 Number lines to 25 and 50

Class 2 29.6.20 Missing Number Problems

Class 2 29.6.20 number line to 30

Class 2 Changes, changes, everywhere changes

Class 2 Home Learning 29.6.20

Class 3

Class 3 Home Learning 29.06.2020

Class 4

Class 4 Home Learning 29.6.20

 

Hello all,

We are all very excited about having the sound of children back in our school and we can’t wait to welcome you back. The teachers have all been busy preparing the outdoors and the classrooms for you all.  They have written a letter to you all to help you understand a few of the changes for when you return.

We look forward to seeing you all soon.

Mrs. Teague

Letter to children 1 Class 1

Letter to children 2 Class 1

Letter to pupils – class 2

Letter to pupils – class 3

Letter to pupils – class 4

 

 

 

 

 

Please follow the link for this week’s home learning. These are also available on the school website.

Class 1 Home Learning 22.6.20

Class 2 Challenge – Angle Colour

Class 2 Challenge – right angles in quadrilaterals

Class 2 Home Learning June 22nd

Class 2 Science ‘glitter’ investigation

Class 3 Home Learning June 22nd

Class 4 Home Learning June 22nd

 

Nursery Home Learning.June 22nd pdf

Nursery Transition Challenge Self Portrait

 

Dear Parent / Carer,

Thank you for your responses to the return to school survey.  The groupings are being finalised and you will be informed of your child’s return to school day by the start of next week at the very latest. The groups have been carefully planned to meet everyone’s needs. Siblings are on the same day and I have tried my best to keep friends together. Year 6 have been grouped with pupils transitioning to the same group as them in September to help the transition process and the timings should also help parents to collect from different yards without too much of a wait. All teachers have looked over the plans to ensure that we are doing the very best for our pupils.

We received a letter today from our Director of Education and the Chief Executive of NPT Council informing us that they have made the decision to end the term on July 17^th as was originally planned. Therefore, the children will be attending school for three weeks from Monday 29^th June.

Some questions were raised by the survey.

Will home learning continue through the return to school period?

Yes, as I have mentioned in two previous letters, home learning will continue as it has been set so far. A special project will be set over the summer. More information on this will follow with the summer home learning. We will also look at ways of increasing the variety of ways in which the home learning is set should this continue in September. Staff will look into software such as flip grid and zoom to see how this can be best utilised in the coming months.

Will the phased return continue in September?

This is very difficult to answer and I don’t think anybody knows the answer to this yet. Advice to schools has changed twice in the last week and a half which often makes planning very difficult.  Plans for September may not even be clear at the end of term. I will be continuing to work closely with the Local Authority and keep parents updated with our plans over the summer.

Can children return if they have said no but change their mind in week 2 or 3?

Unfortunately, this will not be possible. A lot of work has gone into creating the groups and timetable to enable us to do our very best to keep the children safe.  Additional pupils may change the grouping size which may affect times, staffing and use of spaces. This would all have an impact on the safety of the children at this time.  I have a duty of care to the pupils and to the parents and will not compromise on this.

Next week teachers will be returning to school to set up the classrooms, put up signage and to prepare individual resources for the children. By the end of the week your child will receive a letter from their teacher explaining how their new classroom and day will look.

By the end of next week, I will also send out a reminder about the new requirements for school. A lot will have changed but we hope to make this experience as pleasant as it can possibly be for the pupils. We really look forward to seeing our pupils from year 1 to year 6 back and to have the chance to say our final goodbyes to our wonderful year 6 pupils.

Thank you for your continued support.

Kind regards,

Mrs. M. Teague.