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Mellor Primary School
Welcome to Reception.
SLIDE 2 Mellor Primary School Welcome to Reception!
- The Staff
- Introduction to Reception
- What you can do to help
- School Dress Code
- Healthy Schools Award
- The Early Years Curriculum
- Opportunities for parents
- Contact with the school
- Reception Handbook
- Class lists
SLIDE 3 Reception Staff
- Teachers:
- Yvonne Brookes/Rahila Esmail
- Sonal Ruparelia
- Monica Hingorani
- Nursery Nurses
- Deena Bhayani
- Jade Vincent
- Donna Biggs
SLIDE 4 Introduction
- In Reception your child will attend school on a full-
time basis. Morning: 8.45am – 11.30am Lunch: 11.30 – 12.45pm Afternoon: 12.45pm – 3.15pm
- There are 3 Reception Classes.
- Children will meet their new teacher on Monday
4th July at 9.15 – 10.00am.
- School begins Tuesday 30th August 2016
- Attendance and arriving at school on time.
- Holidays
SLIDE 5 What can you do to help?
- Encourage your child to go to the
toilet on their own.
- Send your child to school in clothes
they can manage.
- Encourage your child to do up their
- wn zips and buttons.
- Encourage your child to be as
independent as possible.
SLIDE 6 School Dress Code
- At Mellor we expect ALL children to come
to school wearing the correct dress code.
- Please make sure ALL of your child’s
clothing and footwear in fully labelled to avoid lost property.
- Jewellery should not be worn.
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- Plain trousers/skirts/tunics/tracksuits- black, grey or
blue
- Sweat shirts- black, grey or blue
- Polo shirts or cotton T-shirts- black, blue or white
- Footwear- black without heels or trainers. No flip flops
- r slip ons. Wellingtons for outdoor play and learning.
- Book bags
(please ensure your child brings this to school each day)
- PE kit – shorts or jogging bottoms and a plain white or
blue t-shirt.
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Healthy Schools Award
The Healthy Schools Award was obtained in the 2006. Children will be offered a free piece of fruit during snack time and milk until they turn 5. You need to register and pay for the milk through the ‘Cool Milk’ scheme we use in school. We ask you to continue to support us, particularly in providing your child with healthy packed lunches and snacks. This year all children in Reception will be entitled to a free school dinner. These are all healthy balanced school dinners.
SLIDE 9 The Early Years Curriculum
The Early Years Curriculum covers the following areas of learning:- We cover the following areas:-
- Personal, Social & Emotional Development
- Physical Development
- Language and Communication
- Literacy
- Maths
- Understanding The World
- Expressive Art and Design
- We encourage all learning to take place in both the
inside and outside the classroom. Therefore, it is important that you provide your child with the appropriate clothing and footwear to suit the weather.
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Personal, Social and Emotional Development
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Language and Communication Literacy
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Maths
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Understanding The World
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Physical Development
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Expressive Art and Design
SLIDE 16 Opportunities for parents
Parent/child morning activities
- You will have the opportunity to take part in
parent and child activities each morning throughout the year and find out what we are learning about in class. Adult courses
- There will also be opportunities to attend
courses focussing on how to support your own and your child’s learning. Parent Class Representatives
SLIDE 17 Contact with the school
- Please ensure that all personal information is
updated via the school office so that we have the appropriate information to hand in the case of an emergency.
- If your child is unwell, please let the office know as
soon as possible.
- If another adult is picking your child up from
school, please let the office or their teacher know.
SLIDE 18 Information for Reception
- The Reception handbook provides you
with general school information.
- Form for school dinners, Personal
Information and Cool Milk leaflet
- On entry questionnaire
- Any questions please don’t hesitate to
talk to a member of the Early Years team.
