Extending Learning at Home
Your brain is a muscle

Exercise your brain
Supporting Your Child at School
Even as children grow, simple activities at home continue to support learning and confidence:
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Read, rhyme, and play with language – sharing stories, poems, and word games strengthens reading, spelling, and vocabulary.
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Play with adults – role play, games, and shared problem-solving help children practise thinking, communication, and creativity.
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Play with peers – cooperative games and group activities help children build friendships, teamwork, and social skills.
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Encourage independence – taking responsibility for belongings, routines, and homework builds confidence and self-reliance.
Regular shared activities at home, along with play and practice, help children stay confident, curious, and happy learners throughout school.
Phonics- Resources for extending learning at home
For parent information on supporting parents at home please visit our Curriculum Phonics page Phonics
Letters & SoundsHere you can find resources and activities to support you learning Phonics.
Phonics PlayWe use Phonics Play has brilliant interactive resources to support each Phonics Phase.
BBC Deep Sea PhonicsHere are some videos to support your Phonics knowledge.
Family PhonicsHere are a range of games the whole family can get involved in.