Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.
How can I help my child at home?
- talk to your child about their day- hear your child read and ask questions about the book- ask lots of questions about the topics they are learning about- provide a quiet space for your child to complete homework tasks- use opportunities in everyday life to reinforce concepts learnt at school- make sure your child gets plenty of exercise and rest.Back to Top
- talk to your child about their day- hear your child read and ask questions about the book- ask lots of questions about the topics they are learning about- provide a quiet space for your child to complete homework tasks- use opportunities in everyday life to reinforce concepts learnt at school- make sure your child gets plenty of exercise and rest.
Should I help my child do their homework?
Show an interest in what your child is doing at school but homework should be done as independently as possible. The homework should reflect the understanding the child has of the work given. For further information, check the homework expectations section.Back to Top
Show an interest in what your child is doing at school but homework should be done as independently as possible. The homework should reflect the understanding the child has of the work given. For further information, check the homework expectations section.
Should my child complete the homework if my child was ill today?
Most homework given reflects what has been taught that day in the lesson so if your child has been absent, they will be unable to complete it. We also feel that it is better to rest and recover quickly.Back to Top
Most homework given reflects what has been taught that day in the lesson so if your child has been absent, they will be unable to complete it. We also feel that it is better to rest and recover quickly.
Should I phone to ask for the homework when my child is absent?
If your child has been ill for one day, please do not worry. It is better to let them rest and recover. The class teacher will always make sure your child has their new spelling list when they return to school. If you are planning to go away, please let us know in advance and we will do our best to provide you with the homework your child will miss.Back to Top
If your child has been ill for one day, please do not worry. It is better to let them rest and recover. The class teacher will always make sure your child has their new spelling list when they return to school. If you are planning to go away, please let us know in advance and we will do our best to provide you with the homework your child will miss.