Broughton Primary School August 2016 Overview Welcome & School - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Broughton Primary School August 2016 Overview Welcome & School - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
P1 Curriculum Evening at Broughton Primary School August 2016 Overview Welcome & School Vision A Curriculum for Excellence Primary 1 curriculum at Broughton Primary Questions Resources and Refreshments Welcome
Overview
Welcome & School Vision A Curriculum for Excellence Primary 1 curriculum at Broughton Primary Questions Resources and Refreshments
Welcome
Curriculum Evening /Meet the Teacher Class Newsletters School Newsletters School Website incl. Class Pages Whole School drop in sessions Parent Consultations- October & March Reports- June Parent Council & PSA
Broughton Primary School Vision
Our School Motto:
Re Reach ch for r the he Star ars! s!
Our School Aims:
- High Expectations
- A caring, happy and secure environment
- An engaging and challenging curriculum
- Everyone supported to achieve their potential
- Respectful and inclusive community
- Working together and valuing partnerships
- Preparing our learners for an ever changing world
- Promoting a healthy lifestyle
Learning at Broughton is…
A Curriculum for Excellence
The four capacities Four contexts for learning Active approach to learning teaching Children learn by doing - indoors &
- utdoors
Engages and challenges children’s thinking using real life and imaginary situations Spontaneous and planned play Investigating and exploring Focus on “how” of Learning and Teaching
How? - Active Learning
Ensuring depth, challenge and enjoyment Opportunities to develop number and sound awareness Providing choice and exploration Encourage collaboration and communication Developing creativity in thinking Motivating children and fostering interests Encouraging children to think about their learning Making links across the curriculum
Literacy
More to reading than meets the eye! Synthetic phonics approach through - Literacy Rich Edinburgh (decoding and word building) Cursive Script Core Reading scheme – ORT (phonetic & whole word approach) Big Writing Listening and Talking
Maths/Numeracy
SEAL Approach:
Number Word Sequences Numeral Recognition and formation Addition Spatial Patterns Finger patterns Multiplication and Division
Time, shape, measure, symmetry, pattern
Home Learning
Routine and Partnership Why Home Learning? Expectations-
Core – Literacy &Numeracy Challenge- Life Skills & Wider Achievements
Celebrating Success
P1 Homework
Date: Monday 8th February 2016
All compulsory homework must be completed. A minimum of 3 homework challenges are
- recommended. Please check off the tasks you and your child complete. Completed tasks and the
homework sheet should be returned to school on Friday 26th February. Please send in homework folders daily. Homework is available to download on the school website: www.broughtonprimary.org Senses Talk Prepare a short presentation
- n what you have learned
about one of the senses (smell, sight, hearing, touch, taste). Try to include at least 3 facts. We will be listening to the presentations on Friday 26th February. Maths Task Complete the maths sheet.
Spelling Task
Use your flash cards to make the words or write them: pain hair day say feed deep teach read are they all some
Compulsory Homework
Handwriting Complete the number formation sheet on the back of this sheet.
Senses Scavenger Hunt
Complete the senses scavenger hunt sheet attached. Pancake Day Shrove Tuesday is on Tuesday 9th February. Can you make a pancake with an adult? What toppings will you choose? Rhyme Challenge How many words can you think of that rhyme with: pat top man Website
Explore the website with your parent:
http://www.readwritecount .scot/
.
Shape Picture Can you draw a picture using 2D shapes e.g triangle, square? Can you name the shapes you have used?
Homework Challenges
Pupil Comment Did you enjoy this homework? Colour the face to show how you feel? Parent Comment Teacher Feedback