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Parents’ Guide for Year 1

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1 Parents’ Guide for Year 1

2 School website

3 The curriculum for 2 year cycle Learning challenge maps\Y1-Y2 Curriculum Map.docx Y1Y2 writing genres.docx Long Term Maths Plans\Long Term Maths Plan Year 1.doc

4 Rainford’s Calculation Policy

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8 Year of Reading Our incentives this year:
Change Media Room into cosy library    All classes to improve their Reading Corners. Each class to award Reader of the Week Purchase First News subscription.   Display –“Rainford Readers Rock!” Look where I have been reading…Children’s photographs taken over Summer Holidays of strange places to read.

9 Year of Reading Rainford Read-athon:
Sponsored reading competition between September and December. Money will go towards a Hobbit Hole for KS1 and KS2. Rainford Bake Off. Children/parents to bake cake and decorate as famous fictional character or book. Rainford’s Bedtime Story. Parents and children to attend event on school field with their favourite books to read. Possible BBQ.

10 Phonics screening 44 words Mixture of real words e.g. dress think back And pseudo words (nonsense words) E.g. vol teg jat When: Summer Term

11 Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s)
KPIs\Maths\Y1 KPIs.doc KPIs\Reading\Reading Y1 KPIs.doc KPIs\Writing\Year 1 Writing KPIs.doc

12 By the end of the year…. Children will be either: Emerging (working towards Y1 expectations) Expected (achieving almost all Y1 expectations) or Exceeding expectations

13 Classroom Monitor This is an online tool for managing the curriculum and its assessment, tracking pupil progress and reporting to parents. As a school, we are committed to ensuring we have effective communication with parents and carers and we realise how this can make a big difference to our pupils realising their potential. The Classroom Monitor program helps us to involve you as parents and carers with your child’s learning. Our report-writing tool clearly links assessment scores to meaningful descriptions and achievements. We are hoping to roll the ‘Parents’ Module’ out in the Spring term.

14 School Trips

15 Homework Books

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