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  • Daily Lessons from BBC Bitesize

    Published 02/04/20

    Beginning Monday 20 April, BBC Bitesize will publish daily online lessons for all ages, the link for the BBC  Bitesize page can be found here and on our home learning page.

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  • Smith's Wood Primary School Updates

    Published 27/03/20

    From all the staff at Smith’s Wood Primary Academy, we’d like to wish you well for the upcoming weekend and hope that you are all staying safe with your families.

     

    The support, from parents, during the school closure has been overwhelming and we would like to thank you for respecting the Government guidelines and keeping your children at home, safe with you, wherever you are able to do so.

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  • Our New Home Learning Gallery

    Published 26/03/20
    Aside from pupil home packs being distributed last week, Mr Wright challenged his Year 3 pupils to write a short story.  Children had to submit their work via email to their teacher to receive two house points and an entry in the golden folder for outstanding attitude towards learning.
     
    This first challenge has now been added to our new Home Learning gallery, please check back regularly for more updates, the gallery can be found here
     
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  • Learning from Home

    Published 26/03/20

    Whilst the school closure is in force it is becoming increasingly important to ensure children have access to learning whilst at home.

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  • School Closure

    Published 22/03/20

    Please remember that Smith's Wood Primary Academy is close from tomorrow (23rd March) until further notice.

    Only pupils of the key workers, who received a letter directly from the school on Friday, are able to attend.

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  • Reading Books

    Published 22/03/20

    At Smith’s Wood Primary Academy, we recognise the importance of regular reading and we know that many of our parents and carers will want to read regularly with their child, even whilst the school is currently closed.

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  • Psychological Support for families and schools

    Published 20/03/20

    The Community educational psychology service website has been updated and now has an extra tab with information to support families and schools during the coronavirus outbreak. It gives advice for talking with children, access to information about promoting positive health and ideas for activities to do with children at home and useful resources.

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  • Updated - Information for Key Workers

    Published 19/03/20

    As you will be aware, the Government have asked certain schools to remain open for key workers, including:

    • Children with EHCPs
    • Children with an allocated social worker
    • Children who have parents that are key workers, these are:
      • NHS staff
      • Emergency services staff (Police, Ambulance and Fire services)
      • Delivery drivers for supermarkets
      • Prison Officers
      • Teachers
      • Food Production line workers
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  • Financial support and assistance advice for families

    Published 19/03/20

    This website covers financial support and assistance with housing benefit, council tax support, information regarding welfare reforms, including how to make a claim for universal credit

    https://www.solihull.gov.uk/benefits

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  • School Closure Information

    Published 19/03/20

    The attached letter will be distributed to all pupils this afternoon containing key information regarding the national closure of schools.

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  • Healthy Body - Healthy Mind

    Published 19/03/20

    In this current climate, health and physical fitness has never been more important. 

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  • Information for Key Workers

    Published 19/03/20

    As you will be aware, the Government have asked certain schools to remain open for the children belonging to the following categories:

    • Children with EHCPs
    • Children with an allocated social worker
    • Children who have parents that are key workers, these are:
      • NHS staff
      • Emergency services staff (Police, Ambulance and Fire services)
      • Delivery drivers for supermarkets
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