CURRICULUM AND HOME LEARNING
CURRICULUM AND HOME LEARNING
PARENT WELCOME MEETING
PARENT WELCOME MEETING
ORACY
ORACY
Have a discussion with your child.
What is Oracy?
At Brookfield, we are currently working on developing oracy skills of all our pupils. Oracy is a combination of learning to talk and learning through talk.
Why does Oracy matter?
Oracy improves children’s outcomes in all areas of learning. It also fosters well being and confidence
enabling all children to have a voice and to be heard. Oracy equips children with the skills they need in their
lives beyond school and to be active members of the community
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How can you help develop your child's oracy skills?
We will be sharing different activities for you to do with your child/children to develop their oracy skills.
e can not wait to see what they produce this term!
HOME LEARNING TASKS
HOME LEARNING TASKS
Well done to Jasmine in Amethyst for writing her own newspaper report. Great job on including lots of the features of a newspaper report.
Well done to Rose in Amethyst for completing her art optional homework. What a lot of fruit and vegetables she managed to include in her piece!
Well done to Raha in for creating this fantastic Greek pot out of clay and painting an intricate design on it - Great job!
Well done to Rose in Amethyst for her scientific investigation into whether Coke or Vinegar is more acidic. Working as a scientist Rose conduced a scientific investigation looking at how long it took an egg shell to crack in both Coke and Vingear. Amazing work!
LOVE OF READING
LOVE OF READING
Within our reading lessons, the children are sharing the books that they love and they favourite recommendations! Each class also has their own book that they are reading during their Read Aloud sessions, which has been chosen by the children themselves.
Here are some quality recommended books for all ages to enjoy with your loved ones! We'd love to hear about any new recommendations!
When selecting the appropriate year group, you will need to click on the link on the 'redirect notice' page in order to open the reading list.
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