Southmead Primary School

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Headteacher: Mr Nicholas Plumb

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Year 4 Porpoises and Dolphins

Welcome to the Year 4 page!

Here, you can find out all the latest information and some home learning tasks.

 

Parent/ carers: If you have any questions, queries or comments about Year 4, please catch us on the playground, or email the school office at: admin@southmead.devon.sch.uk and we will endeavour to get back to you as soon as possible, within normal working hours. 

 

A reminder to parents, please check that items are named - we have had a few jumpers mixed up recently. If you find a jumper at home for someone else, please send it in to school so it can be returned. Many thanks!

A message to wonderful students and their families:

 

Welcome to Year 4! We hope you enjoyed the Summer holidays.

We are looking forward to seeing you soon and to starting your learning journey.

If you're wondering what Year 4 is like, then please feel free to check out the pictures and information below to see we got up to last year.

As the year goes on, we will be updating this page with photos and information about all YOUR Year 4 experience.

Homework will be given out on Fridays and should be returned on Wednesdays. We will always have an online copy of the homework online.

Year 4

Porpoises and Dolphins

Surf club

Welcome to Year 4 - Parent Meeting and Information for 2023-2024

Residential Information

Residential Information 

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For child friendly online safety games and parent support please click here

                                                             

                Home learning in case you need to isolate at home

Please find 1 day's worth of home learning if you are well enough.

Reading Comprehension - Summer  Term

The English Civil War Timeline

SPELLING AT HOME

 

Spelling practise at home can often be challenging. Why not try using a multi-sensory approach! Try making the spellings using play dough, using coloured pens, using toys to make the shape of the letters or even during baking with flour! Rap, sing or link spellings to stories and shapes.

 

Supporting spelling practice

 

READING AT HOME

 

Our whole expectation is that children will read at home at least 3 times per week, this can be to an adult or independently. Below are some ideas to help support you at home with reading and questioning your child. 

 

Supporting reading at home

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