Year 4 pupils are bringing the story of “The Magic Bottle” to life!
Category: Nabb School
Numbers up
Year 4 pupils are reviewing their knowledge of place value.
What’s the story?
EYFS and Year 2 pupils are tucking into some exciting tales.
Reasoning
Year 1 pupils are sharing their ideas about how to solve a problem.
A man of few words!
Year 5 pupils are considering the most apt words which describe the Highwayman’s character.
Mascots
Year 6 pupils are considering the significance of mascots, for teams and individuals
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Summer Home Learning – Part 4
Hello Everybody!
Today we are publishing the final summer home learning resources should you wish to use them.
The KS2 Creative Plan 2 has been created by the KS2 Teachers – WEEK 4 CREATIVE KS2
The KS1 and EFYS Creative Plan has been created by the KS1 Teachers – WEEK 4 CREATIVE KS1 YR
There isn’t any further science, but if you’d like to find something of your own, the following sites are great. There are no further resources for Y6 and we wish you all well when you start your new school!
- Explorify – https://explorify.wellcome.ac.uk/
- Wow Science – https://wowscience.co.uk/
- CBeebies – https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/curations/science-activities
Free access to Nessy has now ended. If you were using Nessy before the lock-down, then you will have been re-added to the program.
The home learning email address has changed so please use – homelearning@holmfirthjinschool.net – to contact us should you have any problems with any of the resources.
Please click below to reach your class page.
If you were in Y1 in July, then click on Y1 and so on – we are thinking that you haven’t quite moved class yet! 🙂
New School Year – plans for drop off/pick ups
As promised, we have been working on our plans for the new school year and we now have laid out a one way system for you to follow at drop off and pick up times at the beginning and end of each day from Tuesday September 8th – which is our first day back to school. The plan for the playground can be found at the bottom of this post.
Also at the end of this post is a copy of our updated risk assessment, the latest Government Guidance and a flow chart for for people who are displaying Coronavirus symptoms.
As mentioned in our last post school staff will be on hand on the morning of Tuesday 25 August for any parents who want to come up to school and see the new arrangements for the new term. If you intend to come up, we would ask that you come directly to the playground at either 10am or 11am on Tuesday 25 August where you will be shown where your child(ren) should go each morning. We do not expect all parents to come tomorrow – but if you are feeling at all apprehensive about the new school year please do come along tomorrow and, hopefully, knowing where you are going on the first day back may help you to put some of these concerns to rest.
From September, children will be kept in class bubbles, and more detailed information can be found on the Risk Assessment attached. The new start times and finish times for classes are also outlined in the Risk Assessment.
If you intend to come to school tomorrow please remember to follow social distancing whilst on the school grounds and come at either 10am or 11am. The school building will remain closed until our first day back, which is Tuesday 8 September.
Finally, later this week we will be having 5 outdoor sinks installed which will ensure that we are able to follow the Government Guidance regarding regular hand washing in schools. The locations of the sinks can be found on the Playground Drop Off map below.
Risk Assessment for September 2020
Flow Chart – people displaying symptoms v2
Plans for the new school year in September
We are busy planning for the new school year and working on a system for drop off and pick up times at the beginning and end of each day. If you would like to know how the system will work and where to go on our first day back in September you are welcome to come to the school playground on Tuesday 25 August between 10am and 1pm. If you are unable to come on that day we will also be sending out some written guidance and plans before the start of term to ensure that the start of the new school year runs as smoothly as possible.
If you intend to come to school on Tuesday please remember to follow social distancing whilst on the school grounds. The school building will remain closed until our first day back, which is Tuesday 8 September.
More Competition Success!
Last week we posted news of a competition success from a competition run by River Holme Connections.
This we have have more news of a success in that competition. Carys’s mum emailed this little story and gave us permission to share it. Thank you and a big well done to Carys for writing this lovely story!
The competition was about writing a story to do with the theme ‘River in My Valley.’ The link about takes you to the winners page where you can see, and also hear the stories being read by the poet and broadcaster Ian MacMillan.
