Parents
If you are a parent or carer, we hope you will find the web links below useful.
Each Level is divided into 3 sub levels a, b & c.
The children have regular assessments in both Literacy and Maths.
Their levels of attainment are recorded and the information is
used to plan the lessons to ensure that the work is appropriate for
them.
Read with your child at home.
You can make a real difference and get involved with your child's reading by visiting
www.oxfordowl.co.uk
(see link below)
There are over 300 free ebooks for you to enjoy with your child.
Magic Breakfast has come to Woodview.
We are very lucky to be part of the Magic Breakfast Scheme
which provides the children with porridge and a range of
cereals, bagels and fresh orange juice daily.
Each class will have an opportunity over the next few
weeks to experience the Magic Breakfast.
What have we got for Dinner? - Look at the link
below for this weeks Dinner menu.
Attendance Procedures
If your child is going to be absent from school you must provide the school with an explanation. You must contact school by 8.45am. If we have not heard from you by 10am you will recieve a phone call from the school. If you do not respond you will be invited into school for a meeting.
It is important that we know where your child is.
If your child has a medical appointment you must provide evidence of that appointment and notify the school as soon as you are aware of that appointment.
If your child is late they will be given a late slip to take home. If you child is late more than twice in one week you will recieve a text message reminding you to bring your child on time. If you child is frequently late you will recieve a Punctuality Notice which may be counted towards a Penalty Notice and you may be fined.
Leave in Term Time is NOT permitted. If you take leave during term time you must complete an application form. The absence will be recorded as unauthorised and may count towards a Penalty Notice and you may be fined.
Please help us to educate your child by making sure that they attend school every day and on time.
Courses for Families
If your child is going to be absent from school you must provide the school with an explanation. You must contact school by 8.45am. If we have not heard from you by 10am you will recieve a phone call from the school. If you do not respond you will be invited into school for a meeting.
It is important that we know where your child is.
If your child has a medical appointment you must provide evidence of that appointment and notify the school as soon as you are aware of that appointment.
If your child is late they will be given a late slip to take home. If you child is late more than twice in one week you will recieve a text message reminding you to bring your child on time. If you child is frequently late you will recieve a Punctuality Notice which may be counted towards a Penalty Notice and you may be fined.
Leave in Term Time is NOT permitted. If you take leave during term time you must complete an application form. The absence will be recorded as unauthorised and may count towards a Penalty Notice and you may be fined.
Please help us to educate your child by making sure that they attend school every day and on time.
Courses for Families
Homework Club: This workshop runs for 10 weeks and is a fantastic chance for your family to learn together in a fun and friendly environment.
Cooking with Kids: 5 sessions. A fun workshop for parents and children to learn together about eating healthy foods.
Every Lesson Matters: Going to school regularly is important to your child's future.Come along to this one off 2 hour workshop and find out what opportunities are available for your child.
Practical Parent Helpers: A FREE course for parents who are interested in volunteering some of their time to help in school. The course will provide the background knowledge, practical ideas and some understanding of how children learn. The course is 5 weeks - 2 hours per week.
Numeracy and Literacy: These courses are aimed at parents who want to some help to inprove their own literacy and numeracy.
We need 10 parents to be able to run this course free of charge.
Cooking with Kids: 5 sessions. A fun workshop for parents and children to learn together about eating healthy foods.
Every Lesson Matters: Going to school regularly is important to your child's future.Come along to this one off 2 hour workshop and find out what opportunities are available for your child.
Practical Parent Helpers: A FREE course for parents who are interested in volunteering some of their time to help in school. The course will provide the background knowledge, practical ideas and some understanding of how children learn. The course is 5 weeks - 2 hours per week.
Numeracy and Literacy: These courses are aimed at parents who want to some help to inprove their own literacy and numeracy.
We need 10 parents to be able to run this course free of charge.
If you are interested in any of these courses please contact
Kae, Parent Support Advisor
Expected Levels of Attainment.
The National Curriculum Levels are used across
the school to assess the children's knowledge.
These are the levels of attainment for
each class that we expect the children to achieve
by the end of the academic year.
Kae, Parent Support Advisor
Expected Levels of Attainment.
The National Curriculum Levels are used across
the school to assess the children's knowledge.
These are the levels of attainment for
each class that we expect the children to achieve
by the end of the academic year.
Reception |
6,7,8 or 9 points |
Class 1 |
1b/1a |
Class 2 |
2b |
Class 3 |
2a |
Class 4 |
3b |
Class 5 |
4c |
Class 6 |
4c/4b/4a |
Each Level is divided into 3 sub levels a, b & c.
The children have regular assessments in both Literacy and Maths.
Their levels of attainment are recorded and the information is
used to plan the lessons to ensure that the work is appropriate for
them.
Read with your child at home.
You can make a real difference and get involved with your child's reading by visiting
www.oxfordowl.co.uk(see link below)
There are over 300 free ebooks for you to enjoy with your child.
Magic Breakfast has come to Woodview.
We are very lucky to be part of the Magic Breakfast Scheme
which provides the children with porridge and a range of
cereals, bagels and fresh orange juice daily.
Each class will have an opportunity over the next few
weeks to experience the Magic Breakfast.
What have we got for Dinner? - Look at the link
below for this weeks Dinner menu.
Look for the Menu in the documents below.
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Oxford Owl
Oxford Owl has over 300 ebooks for you to read together with your child and it's FREE.
Hamilton at Home
Hamilton at Home has has information leaflets for parents with advice on how to help your child at home.
Education City
Education City - Teachers may set your child homework or you can just play educational games at home to support your child's learning.
Parent Pages
The national directory of services aimed at parents
Parent Link
Practical tips on helping with children's school work.
DirectGov
The latest and widest range of public service information from the UK government.
SureStart Childcare
Where to find childcare in your area.
Parents' Resources
Articles written by practising teachers designed to help with the education of your child.
BBC Adult Learning
Lots of information about getting into learning.
BBC Parenting Site
Advice for parents of primary-aged children.
The Parents' Centre
For all parents and carers who want to help their child or children to learn.