Welcome to Foundation Stage
We're here to help
Please let us know if you need help accessing any of the online content or if you need support with your home learning. Email: fs@sparkenhill.com
Here is a timetable from Cbeebies with 'lockdown lessons' your child can watch at home. These lessons link to our key learning areas in Foundation Stage.
Online PE sessions and games to try at home a couple of times a week.
As part of our school week, children have 2 hours of PE. Physical exercise is really important in our routine as it keeps our children active and fit physically but also great for their mental health too. Why not try a short burst of exercise when children are finding it difficult to concentrate for long periods of time and then try completing a learning task after... Can you tell a difference?
Useful Documents for Parents - Covid-19
Health and Wellbeing
Health and wellbeing activities calendar for February.
Some important information for Foundation 1 and Foundation 2 parents
(please note this is to show parents what a typical Sparken Hill day in school looks like (when all children are in school) it isn't for home learning purposes!)
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Our Session Times for F1 are: 8:30-11:30am (Morning places) 12:15-3:15pm (Afternoon places)
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Our school day is 8.45am-3.15pm |
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Our daily routine When the children come into school they do a special morning job (name writing, number or phonics)
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Our daily routine When the children come into school they do a special morning job (name writing, number or phonics)
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Bedtime readers Please help yourself to the selection of bedtime books we have on offer from our class library. Don't forget to take a raffle ticket if you share the book at home with your child.
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Remarkable readers You should try to read with your child at least 3 times a week. Every day your child reads, they get a star sticker on the chart. If they get 3-5 stickers in a week they get a raffle ticket for Fridays' prize draw.
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In Foundation Stage 1 & 2 have PE on Tuesdays so please send your child in their tracksuits |
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