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Phonics Screening
If you have a child in year one at school (like I do) you may have recently been told about the Year 1 Phonics Screening that is going to take place during June. Academic research has found that the best way … Continue reading
What did you do at school today?
Yesterday I was standing in the Post Office queue with Littlest Littlesheep (he’s three and had just finished his morning in nursery ‘at school’) and I was chatting with him and about his day and the old lady in front … Continue reading
World Book Day
Today (1st March) is World Book Day a celebration of authors, illustrators, books and (perhaps most importantly) it’s a celebration of reading. This is the 15th year there’s been a World Book Day and children all over the country will be joining … Continue reading
Posted in Literacy, School
Tagged books, celebrations, dressing up, reading, school, World Book Day
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5 ways to help your child do well
This week there have been several news articles about what makes children achieve at school (e.g. this one about routines and this one about exercise) so here are my top five ways to help your child do well at school. … Continue reading
Posted in Child Development, Education, School
Tagged incidental learning, learning, news, school, tips, Ultimate blog challenge
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Farmyard Nativity and The Hoity Toity Angel
Today the Littlesheeps all took part in their school nativity plays. EYFS and KS1 joined together to put on a production of the Farmyard Nativity. Littlest Littlesheep was originally cast as a cat but then changed to a sheep because he … Continue reading
Strike Day
So we have come to the end of November and the end of #NaBloPoMo. I have just about succeeded at a post a day – even if a few of the weekend ones were very late in the day and … Continue reading
Posted in Activity Ideas, School
Tagged activity ideas, home education, incidental learning, NaBloPoMo UK
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Remembering the 1940s
Today is 11.11.11 and like many others in Britain we are remembering those who have died fighting for our country – traditionally whilst I was growing up this was the World Wars – the Falklands didn’t really have an impact … Continue reading
Get Eating
This week (Monday 7th to Friday 11th 2011) November is National School Meals Week. The key theme of the week is to promote healthy and nutritious school meals to parents, pupils, teachers and governors across England and Wales. Each day … Continue reading
Posted in School, Self Help Skills
Tagged cooking, eating, NaBloPoMo UK, self help skills
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Walk to School
October is International Walk to School Month – children from all over the world are getting their walking shoes on; from the United Kingdom to Uganda, children are learning the benefits of a healthy lifestyle in the eleventh year of this … Continue reading
Key Stage 1 and 2
We have previously explained the Early Years Foundation Stage which is the curriculum for pre-school (0-5 year old children). The compulsory National Curriculum subjects for primary school children are the same for Key Stages 1 and 2 (ages 5-11). These are: … Continue reading









