Home Learning
Welcome to our final week of lockdown learning!
Just 5 more days of at-home learning and we'll be back in the class room - hooray!
This week, we will be focusing on "all things reading and books" in recognition of World Book Day on Thursday. I have outlined the week's plan in an email to you (please make sure you check and read) - any questions, please let me know.
Our next Maths and Science units will begin after March 8th, however, we will continue with the Silver/Gold/Platinum questions on Seesaw.
I'm looking forward to seeing you all at 9am - make sure you come armed with pens/pencils/paper!
Welcome to Well-Being Wednesday on March 4th.
***STOP PRESS***
***Deadlines loom for our House Competitions***
***Everyone must participate***
***Details on Seesaw or accessed via the link above***
There are some other suggestions on the document above - choose from these if they appeal or decide on anything else (as long as it's not screen-based!). If you'd like to share any photos, please send to me via email and I can share them with the class on this page.
Enjoy and have fun!
Trouble in Paradise is an animated comedy following about Crabby, a small orange crab who lives on a tiny tropical island. The film made me think about perseverance and determination. I particularly liked that at the beginning it says it is a true story, I wonder if it is……?
Getting ready for live lessons!
Before you join a live lesson it is important that you discuss the following information with a grown-up to make sure you fully understand Helmdon's expectations when using Zoom.
All of the above will guide you as to what is expected as a "live lesson student".
It is important that:
- You do not share the zoom link with anyone outside your class.
- You do not share your screen unless instructed by your teacher.
- Let your teacher know in advance if you are unable to attend a live lesson (if this is possible)
- You should not be in your bedroom whilst taking part in a school live lesson
- An adult should be in the same room as you at all times whilst you are in the meeting.
Follow this link to watch a short video to help explain our expectations.
Please be patient with us as technology does not always behave itself!
We can't wait to see you all. 