We hope you are all well. You may be aware that tomorrow is VE Day. We have put together some activies for your children to complete and send to Mrs Henderson once completed. Please click the links below!

VE Day information

VE Day Worksheet

VE Day images

Please click the link below for instructions on how to access your school emails.

Click here!

We can now confirm that parents have been sent their vouchers via email. Please check all mailboxes to claim your vouchers.

Vouchers for the next 4 weeks have been ordered (All of May) to hopefully prevent any further delays.

thank you

Good Morning Year 6!

Hope you’re all well and staying safe.

I have prepared some more work for you all – you need to log in to the Stanhope Primary Platform and look in our Google Classroom for the work.

If you are unsure about anything, don’t worry about it at all!

Just try your very best to get the work done. Give it a go.

Remember to hand in the work at the end so I can see what you’ve done 👍

I have been checking up on Reading Eggspress, Mathletics and Times Tables Rockstars to see who has been logging on – keep doing these activities please, you can access these everyday with your log ins.

I do hope you are all coping well at home and doing some other lovely activities too.

Stay safe everyone and enjoy!!

Best Wishes, Mr Rogers, Mrs Craig, Mrs Wardle & Mrs Ainsley xx

Please click on the following links for further information:

Pandemics and the Corona Virus

Live Forum Topics – May

Self-Isolating Activity Ideas

Explaining Covid-19 – A Guide

Tips for dealing with separation anxiety

• Create quick good-bye rituals. No matter how you say goodbye, keep the good-bye short and sweet. If you linger, the transition time does too. So will the anxiety.
• Be consistent. Try to do the same drop-off with the same ritual at the same time each day you separate to avoid unexpected factors whenever you can. A routine can diminish the anxiety and will allow your child to simultaneously build trust in their independence and in you.
• Watch yourself — and your emotional cues “Children can sense when you’re anxious or concerned about something; it’s called social referencing”.  Children pick up emotional and facial cues from their parents. So if you’re worried about something, though you may not verbalize it, your child may pick up on that vibe and become anxious themselves. So as anxious or sad as you feel, put on a smile and keep going!
• Practice being apart. Take your child off to grandma’s home, schedule playdates, and allow friends and family to provide child care for you (even for an hour) on the weekend. Also practice your good-bye ritual the same as if you were saying goodbye at school. Give your child a chance to prepare, experience, and thrive in your absence.

Hello – we are hoping this step by step guide will clear up any queries with regards to the children accessing their school emails.

Follow the instructions in the link below.

INSTRUCTIONS

Please find below works sheets to complete to celebrate VE Day!

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