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Class Pages & Learning

Here you can find our individual Class Pages which contain:

  • Curriculum overviews, to see what everyone is learning each term
  • Photos of what each class has been up to. (Whole school events are celebrated Enrichment & the Wider Curriculum)
  • Homework
  • Useful information below to support you in extending learning at home

Homework Summary

Homework at Crowmarsh Gifford C of E Primary School is designed to support learning, build positive routines, and encourage independence. It should be a positive experience for children and families.

Key Principles

  • Little and often is better than long, stressful tasks.
  • Reading is the foundation of learning and is recommended every day.
  • Homework encourages fluency, recall, discussion, and creativity.
  • Parents have flexibility — it’s about what works best for your child and family.
  • Homework should never feel like a source of pressure.

Daily / Weekly Expectations

Year Group

Reading

Spelling / Phonics

Maths

Writing / Other

Reception

10 min daily

Phonics 10 min daily

5–10 min daily

N/A

Year 1

10 min daily

Phonics 5–10 min daily

5–10 min daily

Sentences & letter formation

Year 2

10 min daily

10 min, 3x weekly

10 min, 3–4x weekly

N/A

Year 3

10–15 min daily

10 min, 2x weekly

5–10 min daily

N/A

Year 4

15 min daily

10 min, 2x weekly

5–10 min daily

N/A

Year 5

15–20 min daily

Weekly

Weekly task

Weekly task

Year 6

20 min daily

Weekly

Weekly task

Weekly / optional project

Note: Reading Records should be brought to school daily (EYFS–Y4).

Topic Tasks (Years R–4)

  • Each week, choose a different activity to enjoy together.
  • Discussion, creativity, and fun are just as important as the finished outcome.
  • Tasks can be presented in any way: photos, videos, artwork, scrapbooks, writing, or even something edible!
  • Projects may take more than one week — take your time and enjoy the learning.

Parental Choice & Flexibility

  • Homework is recommended to support learning, not to create pressure.
  • Parents may decide what is manageable and beneficial for their child.
  • If homework is not completed, there will be no sanctions.
  • Our goal is to foster curiosity, independence, and a love of learning.
  • Staff are happy to support families where needed.