Welcome to Class 5 A valuescentred school All

Welcome to Class 5

A values-centred school All inspired to learn and achieve A caring, Christian community Outstanding outcomes British Values Learning Values Core Values The Priory Pupil

Our School Improvement Priorities 1. Improve rates of Progress in Writing 2. Improve rates of Progress in Maths 3. Improve rates of Progress in Reading 4. Ensure a rich, balanced and compelling curriculum to engage and inspire all pupils 5. Every teacher a confident teacher of SEND to ensure best possible outcomes for all children

Our School Improvement Priorities 6. Ensure pupils are Ready, Respectful and Safe 7. Further develop the distinctive Christian character of the school. 8. Promote healthy lifestyles and well-being for all. 9. Improve children’s learning by building strong partnerships, including: Parents, Community & Local Authority, Priory Church 10. Build leadership and governance capacity in order to develop high quality teaching and learning across the school and robust management systems to keep children safe.

Timetable

Behaviour Expectations • High expectations of all children • Golden Rules READY/ RESPECTFUL/ SAFE • Behaviour ladder Expectations • Golden Time • Communication with you Rewards

‘Ready’ to learn • A labelled water bottle • A labelled jumper /cardigan • Reading book and diary every day • Full PE kit every day • Pencil case with equipment • A labelled coat in the wet weather Encourage your child to develop their independence

Homework and Reading English - Spellings and English will be given out on a Monday – return Thursday Learn spelling rule for the week plus How much time should my any individual tricky words child spend on their Maths -Thursday return on a Monday homework? A Maths task – problem solving /times tables

Homework and Reading • Reading - The teacher or the TA will aim to hear every child at least once a fortnight - Whole class guided reading - Other adults may hear your child read (such as volunteer parent readers) - Children reading additionally outside of school is crucial How much should I read with my child?

PE and Games • Outdoor Games / PE on a Thursday • PE kits should include: -jogging bottoms -shorts -a house coloured t-shirt -jumper -trainers • Shoulder length hair should be tied up on PE days / ear rings removed

Maths is all around us… Place value, number bonds, times tables, fluency, counting on and backwards, 5 and 6 digit numbers, problem solving Tables – recite multiplication tables facts wherever you are! Being able to recite the table forwards and backwards, answer random questions and give division facts up to 12 x 12 will help your child greatly

More Maths Support • Maths No Problem books available online should you want to support your child at home

Our Autumn Curriculum It’s All Greek To Me!

Wednesday 25 th September Ancient Greek Day!

Class Blog & Page

Calshot Residential Monday 11 th – Wednesday 13 th May 2020 Total cost of trip £ 266 Deposit of £ 66 was due by 1 st September, monthly payments of £ 50 on the 1 st of each month from October to January. Payments via Scopay account

Other trips (tbc) • Fishbourne Roman Palace & Gardens (Spring) • West Solent Solar Farm – Lymington (Spring)

Any questions?