Home Learning

The following principles underpin our approach to homework and home learning:

1. The nature and quality of the homework is just as important and may be more important than the time spent completing it
2. Homework that includes preparation and practice is likely to be more effective than homework concerned only with curriculum content
3. Homework plays a critical role in achievement and motivation: it gives children positive beliefs about achievement as well as strategies for coping with mistakes, difficulties and setbacks
4. Homework can encourage children to have a sense of responsibility for their own learning
5. Homework can encourage children to study independently
6. Homework should strengthen the partnership between school and parents
7. Homework should provide greater opportunities for parents to engage with their child’s learning

Homework Policy

As a school we have access to a number of platforms to support home learning:

Letter-Join (Handwriting)

Mathletics (KS2 Maths)

Times Table Rockstars (KS2 Maths)

If you need any login details for your child, please speak to your child's teacher or contact the School Office.