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This document provides information from a teacher to parents about what to expect in the Reception class. It includes introductions of the teacher and key events for the year. It outlines the class timetable, topics, homework expectations, rules, and rewards. Planned trips and attendance policies are mentioned. Uniform and PE kit requirements are also noted. The document closes by inviting questions from parents.
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- 3. Tuesday 10th September 2019 Welcome to Friendship class
- 4. Brief Introduction My name is Mrs Bolanle Ogabi. I am the Reception Class Teacher and The Early Years Foundation Leader/ Pastoral Leader . I have been teaching for 25 years. 5 years in secondary school as an English teacher 5 years in primary school as a Special Needs support staff 4 years as a Reception class teacher 8 years as a Nursery manager I started teaching at Bishop John Robinson in January 2016
- 5. Welcome to Friendship class –key features/ events of the year Reception: Early Years Foundation Stage 2 (specific areas of learning) School Photographs: 26th September 2019 Black History Month Celebration Day :18th October 2019 London Zoo: Living Nativity (TBC) Early Years Foundation stage Nativity 17th December 2019
- 6. Topics for this term 1st half term: Good To Be Me 2nd half term: Christmas
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- 8. Planned trips London Zoo: Living Nativity(TBC)
- 9. Homework expectations We expect parents/ carers to read with the children daily for about 10 minutes daily The children will be given two books every Thursday: a book of their own choice and a levelled book (after phase 2 phonics)
- 10. Behaviour in Friendship Class Our class rules are 1. Look, Listen and Learn 2. Keep your hands and feet to yourself 3. Keep the classroom tidy
- 11. Rewards Star of the week certificate
- 12. Attendance and punctuality In Reception the children must attend school daily unless they are unwell School starts at 8.45am and finishes at 3.30pm Please bring your child to school on time Children must be picked at 3.30pm
- 13. Families will be informed about what is going on is school by… Alerts to your phone whenever you get an email including newsletters Notices printed and displayed on the noticeboard@BJRSchool Texts for urgent messages Sometimes letters will be given out School website
- 15. PE Kit Kit must be kept in a clearly named (on the outside) PE Bag, brought to School each Tuesday and taken home at the end of the day