Oxford Owl has a free e-book library! As well as our much-loved characters such as Biff, Chip and Kipper, you’ll also find some great non-fiction eBooks and some books used in school, such as Oxford Reading Tree, and Project X Alien Adventures.
Make a picture for J.K.Rowling’s new book!
More home learning!
What have you been learning this week? Thank you to those who have sent photos – you can see them if you go to our class galleries. Here are our latest awards!
Transition for Year 6 parents – go to Consett Academy’s website every Tuesday
If your child will be attending Consett Academy from September 2020, you may be interested to visit their website for ‘Transition Tuesday’, which will share information each week for parents and children. You can find out about school uniform, and meet members of staff , and there are contact details for any enquiries. Here are 3 virtual tours of the building: Ground Floor First Floor Second Floor
This week’s home learning celebrations!
Have you been learning at home this week? You’re all VIPs! Don’t forget you can send any messages or pictures to our school email address to go on the website to show all your friends! Look on our class pages and galleries.
Thank you to everyone who has been using our online resources. Here are some awards:
Fun physical activities for home
Here are lots of fun things you might want to try! You can do these outside and use things you have at home. There are videos on the website that also show you what to do.
This week’s good work
Thanks to those of you who are using Fiction Express. If you haven’t tried it yet, find your own log in and click here!
As well as celebrating VE Day this week, we are celebrating lots of home learning. Who has been working hard this week?
Online safety – New safeguarding hub for parents
The Safeguarding Training Centre from The Key have created interactive guidance on setting up parental controls on children’s devices, as well as downloadable fact sheets on popular apps such as TikTok, YouTube and Instagram. Click here to go to the hub. Click here to go to our online safety page for more resources.
Learning computing at home
Would you like to learn how to make games, a website, music, a robot or digital art? Click here to read a guide for parents on the Raspberry Pi website or click here to go to the online resources.
Would you like to listen to a story?
Step into Hexham Book Festival’s Story Space and experience magical new worlds and exciting adventures. You’ll find fabulous authors and familiar faces reading super stories from brilliant books.
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