In these extremely challenging circumstances, we are aware that our families are working together to ensure that our children continue to consolidate their learning at home.  Thank you!

We are so proud of our Coxhoe family in the way that they are responding to these very difficult circumstances. We hope that you have found the home learning packs and other home support useful so far. The weekly grid provided for each class will be updated every week. Teachers will be monitoring children’s online learning and can respond to this through the next activities they set. We have included a few tips to help you create a positive learning environment at home. Please do not hesitate to use the new shared mail boxes to seek advice from teachers. Remember that we cannot be experts in everything!

goteamcoxhoe – you’ve got this!

Each class page will be updated at least weekly, providing a new challenge grid, their weekly spellings and further ideas to cover all aspects of the curriculum.

We have also created a shared mailbox so that parents can communicate with teachers if they have any queries about how best to support their children. Remember, no question is a silly one. We cannot be experts in everything. Details of this have been sent out on the school App. 

In addition to this individualised support for each class, we have created a new section - our home learning hub - to provide top tips for parents, some online links and general ideas for support.  You can find it in the dropdown: 'Our Classes and School Life'. If you have found anything that has been really helpful at home, please feel free to share it with us through the email, so that we can share it with all of our school family. 

We all know that some continued learning is important for all of our children whilst they are currently unable to attend school. However, it is a very uncertain time for us all and as adults, we feel worried and concerned about the challenges that we are facing. Our children will undoubtedly also have some worries too -  their worlds have been turned upside down. The most important thing we can do is spend some time with them - cook, bake, play games, joke, dig, share a story.  We will be looking forward to hearing all about the family time you have had when they return to school; perhaps pop some pictures in their home reading book or share them with us using the dedicated mailboxes for home learning or tagging us in a tweet.