Home Learning
The children that are currently in school will be working alongside the online platform provided to the children that are working from home. In addition to this Miss Knight and Mrs Littlewood-Wright will be in contact with any families with additional needs. Please see below an overview of our remote learning expectations, more information will follow:
- A class page will be updated weekly with home learning on https://www.therawcliffeschools.co.uk/class-pages.html
- Home learning will be updated by 9:00am each Monday morning with tasks for the week. These will be differentiated so that all children, can access the learning at an appropriate level.
- Teachers will be accessible via Class Dojo for parental queries about the work set during school hours. Please be mindful that some of our teachers are educating children in school so they may not give you an immediate reply.
- Weekly activities will include: Mathletics, Readiwriter, different foundation subject focuses each week, Phonics in KS1, Maths and English (Reading and Writing activities).
- Work must be uploaded to Class Dojo by 4:30 pm each Friday.
- Children will be awarded Dojo points for work completed.
Welcome to our class page. In the Early Years at Rawcliffe we are committed to making every child individual and ensuring every child has the best opportunities to thrive within their journey in Early years, ensuring that our children are happy, motivated and excited to learn with the opportunities to explore using our wide range of fantastic resources.
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12 Days of Fitmas
As part of our daily exercise we have been taking part in the 12 Days of Fitmas challenge.
Remembrance Day
On Remembrance Day we made poppies and wrote names of fallen soldiers from Rawcliffe on them. We planted them in our outdoor area and came together to remember the soldiers in our 2 minutes silence.
We also followed a wartime recipe and performed a song and poem.
We also followed a wartime recipe and performed a song and poem.
Bonfire Night
We learnt about Guy Fawkes and the gunpowder plot. We made our own Houses of Parliament out of paper straws, cardboard and masking tape. From a very safe distant we found out what would have happened if Guy Fawkes had not been stopped.
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