Schools Links
Schools Links - Great website where you can download resources for classroom displays. Includes a lot of dual-language resources.
Click on the link below to view the 'Schools Links' website:
http://www.schoolslinks.co.uk/
Schools Links - Great website where you can download resources for classroom displays. Includes a lot of dual-language resources.
Click on the link below to view the 'Schools Links' website:
http://www.schoolslinks.co.uk/
School Radio offers unique access to the BBC's archive of sound recordings from throughout history.
School Radio offers unique access to the BBC's archive of sound recordings from
Explore historical newspapers packed with true stories and write your own front page news. Sections on World War II, Tudors, Victorians and Romans.
A great resource to download video clips from all periods of history: Free resources available for schools!
Download this morning task for 'Children in Need' (Friday 14th November). Can be easily adapted for most year groups.
Click below to download the resources from Linda Tallant's phonics training:
Download file: 'Everything You Need To Know About Phonics' (PowerPoint)
Download file: 'Why Phonics Is Taught' (Word Document)
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N.B. Many thanks to Linda Tallant who gave us permission to publish these resources on our website.
'Guided Reading Assessment Sheets' can be downloaded by clicking on the links below:
Download file: 'Guided Reading Assessment Sheet'
Download file: 'Assessment & Progression in Reading Skills'
Click on the link below to download a copy of the 'Assembly Rota' for Autumn Term [2] 2008.
Click below to download a copy of the new Literacy planning sheet. The sheet is now split into 3 columns for the main activity and contains a box to indicate whether the activity is guided, indpendent, pairs etc. The additional planning sheet is included within this document as 'page 2'.
Download file: 'New Literacy Planning Sheet'
Click below to download a copy of the 'Group Feeback Sheet'.
Download file: 'Group Feedback Sheet'
The sheet is designed to have objectives and key questions completed by the class teacher prior to the lesson. Adult support will then complete the remainder of the sheet during the lesson, indicating successes and any problems that the group encountered.
Click below to download a copy of the 'Group Feeback Sheet'.
Download file: 'Group Feedback Sheet'
The sheet is designed to have objectives and key questions completed by the class teacher prior to the lesson. Adult support will then complete the remainder of the sheet during the lesson, indicating successes and any problems that the group encountered.
Click on the link below to download a copy of the additional sheet for weekly Literacy planning.
Download file: 'Literacy Planning (Additional Sheet)'
Message for teaching staff:
Download a blank copy of the new Numeracy Medium Term Plan by clicking on the link below.
Download file: New Numeracy Medium Term Plan
Mr Bailey

The new Numeracy Planning Sheet should be used for planning all Numeracy units from January 2008 onwards.
You can download a blank copy of the planning sheet by clicking on the link below.
Download file: New Numeracy Planning Sheet

'3 In A Row' is a Connect 4 style game which is great for use as a mental/oral starter or during the plenary to the Numeracy lesson.
Pupils are split into 4 teams and each team is allocated 3 dice. One person from each team rolls the 3 dice and teams then can use any of the 4 operations to make as many different answers possible. Teams then have to decide which number to circle on the whiteboard.
Object of the game is to be the first to circle '3 In A Row', but teams also need to think about blocking their opponents too.
NB. The game is best played on a SMARTBoard where the 4 different coloured pens can be used, but can also be played on a drywipe board using different coloured marker pens.
Click on the link below to download '3 In A Row'.
The BBC Website offers fun spelling activities.
The words can't be changed unfortunately, but the games are great fun and offer useful spelling practice.
Click on the link below to load the website.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/words/spelling/waystolearn/lookcover/game.shtml
The 'Look, Cover, Write and Check' method is a great way to practice your weekly spellings.
The Ambleside website offers a great interactive Look, Cover, Write and Check facility.
On the website you can enter your own weekly spellings, or practive any of the lists given on the site.
Click on the link below to load the website.
http://www.amblesideprimary.com/ambleweb/lookcover/lookcover.html