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Mrs Weaving

Mrs Weaving's Class

 

Welcome to Class 2DW's class page. We are an enthusiastic and hardworking group of Year 3 children who love to learn new things and improve on our current learning!

Our class teacher is Mrs Weaving.  Mrs Webb and Mrs Abeyrathne help with our learning and we are really lucky to have Mrs Lauder to teach us Spanish.

 

General Information

Reading:

The school library is open every morning, but on Thursday we need to bring our book back so that it can be either signed out again or changed. In our planners, we write a brief comment about what we have been reading, note down the page numbers we have read and ask an adult from home to sign the relevant part. Mrs Weaving will collect our reading diaries on a Monday morning to check they have been signed. The school expectation is for reading diaries to be signed at least 3 times a week. It is important to bring our school bags to school everyday to collect letters and other important information.

 

Homework:

We are set maths homework on MyMaths every Monday. This work needs to be completed and returned by the following Monday to be marked. Mrs Weaving will also send our English homework out on a Thursday. This work needs to be completed and returned by the following Wednesday.

 

Spellings:

Spellings for each week are in our planners. Each week we should practise at home 4 times and there is space for this in our planners. However, if spellings are completed in another manner (iPads, notebooks etc.) our parents indicate how many times we have done this and we ask them to ensure that they sign the spelling page in our planner. Spelling tests will take place on a Friday.

 

PE:

We need to come to school in our PE kits on Wednesday and Thursday (Swimming). It is very important that all  of our belongings are clearly named. If we are wearing earrings, we need to ensure that we are able to remove them for PE or ask our parents/carers to provide tape for them to be covered up to meet health and safety recommendations. If we have hair below our shoulders, it should be tied back for PE and our tights should be replaced with socks for PE lessons.

 

Staying healthy:

It is important that we bring a water bottle to school every day, filled with fresh water. In addition, we are allowed to bring a healthy snack for break time if we wish. These snacks should meet the agreed list: fruit, vegetables, cheese or yoghurt.

Supporting Children in Reading in KS2

Parents Guidance for Spelling Shed