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Dear Parents and Carers,

The children have begun to bring in some beautiful home learning, thank you for the support you have been giving them.  They are really engrossed in the Roman topic and producing some lovely pieces of learning.

Next week, we will be doing a 2 and 3 times tables test – again it will include the division facts of each times table.  It would be really useful if you could support your child in preparation for this test.  A practice sheet is on the reverse of this sheet.

In PE, we will try to go outside as often as possible, so please check that your child has their PE kit, including trainers or plimsolls on Friday.

As always, if you would like to discuss anything, please drop in to see us or email us on sburns@perranporth.cornwall.sch.uk or esmitheram@perranporth.cornwall.sch.uk.

Thank you.

Mrs Burns and Mrs Smitheram.

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Dear Parents and Carers,

This week, we have continued with our Roman topic and the children have started work on writing information leaflets in literacy.

In maths we are looking at time – telling the time on an analogue clock as well the number of days in a month or week and how many months in a year.  Could you please encourage your child to read the time as much as possible and discuss how long you spend doing activities etc.

This week, we had our first times table test – we found out that lots of us don’t know the division facts for the table.  Any practise you can squeeze in would be very useful! I have put a practice sheet for the 3 times table on the reverse of this sheet for children to practise too.

On last thing, could everyone check their children’s sweatshirts to see if they have accidentally taken home Alex Day’s top? It is labelled and he lost it earlier this week. Thank you.

As always, if you have any questions, please email us on sburns@perranporth.cornwall.sch.uk or esmitheram.cornwall.sch.uk .

Thank you.

Mrs Burns and Mrs Smitheram.

This week’s spellings follow:

Foxes
closing
driving
hoping
naming
liking
shaking
bouncing
dancing
deciding
including

Badgers
angrily
clumsily
easily
luckily
hungrily
lazily
steadily
heavily
wearily
noisily

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