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Welcome to our School

Welcome to our School . Introducing the Primary Team… Mrs Louise Everson – Head of the Primary, Deputy Head of School Mrs Charmian Bakker – English as an Additional Language (EAL ) Mrs Karianne Scheltens – Reception Mrs Karen Hagenaars – Year One & Two

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Welcome to our School

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  1. Welcome to our School

  2. Introducing the Primary Team… • Mrs Louise Everson – Head of the Primary, Deputy Head of School • Mrs Charmian Bakker – English as an Additional Language (EAL) • Mrs Karianne Scheltens – Reception • Mrs Karen Hagenaars – Year One & Two • Miss Moira O’Hare – Year Three & Four • Mr Paul Wallace – Year Five & Six • Miss Julia Hullman – Primary teacher and out of school care supervisior • Mr Wil – First Aider, playtime supervisior • We have children at the heart of all we do.

  3. Our vision and core purpose ’Striving for excellence in all that we do’ ‘We aim for children to succeed here; they are at the centre of everything we do’ How will we knowif we are successful?

  4. Parent • Child • Teacher

  5. Questions, queries, concerns? Please talk tous… Come and talk to your child’s class teacher… to Mrs Everson… WE ARE ALL HERE TO HELP YOU AND YOUR CHILD….  Next Parents Evening Thursday 13th September

  6. Meeting Overview • Introduction • Our Core Purpose • Curriculum Overview and Timetable -Louise • Home Activities - Louise • English as an Additional Language (EAL) - Louise • Numeracy – Karen • Literacy – Paul • International Primary Curriculum – Moira • Dutch – Karianne • Parent Help- Louise • Out of School Care & Clubs – Paulette 13th September – Parents Afternoon

  7. Curriculum Overview

  8. Primary Timetable Class Timetables

  9. Home Activities

  10. Weekly Home Activities

  11. Weekly Home Activities

  12. English as anAddditonal Language • Mrs Charmain Bakker • Individual planning and activities to • fit the needs of the child • Home school link – • regular home activities • Regular meetings with EAL teacher, • class teacher and parents • EAL Coffee Morning on Thurday 13th September 2012 at 9.30

  13. Numeracy Mrs Karen Hagenaars What do we use to plan and teach Mathematics? We use the National Numeracy Strategy for our objectives We use Abacus evolve to aid our planning and to enhance the teaching and learning of Mathematics at ISB

  14. What is Abacus evolve? • It is the leading scheme for teaching Mathematics in the UK • It has won many national awards for the teaching and learning of Mathematics • It is interactive, differentiated and age appropriate for the individuals in our classes • It builds on the child´s knowledge and understanding year on year • It helps the teacher assess the individual needs of each child in their class

  15. What can you do as parents to help your child? • Use mathematical language with your child in everyday situations. • Lots of practical learning through games, cooking and other fun activities. • Help your child to consolidate their learning through completing their homework. • Ensure that your child has a good understanding of the • mathematical vocabulary we use in school.

  16. Literacy Mr Paul Wallace

  17. Differentiation • Lessons planned to individual children • Children put into support/core/extension groups so lesson activities are appropriate • Child centred(beyond the groups children’s individual needs are catered for)

  18. Phonics • Phonics taught at 8.45-9.15 every morning • Children were assessed last week and put into groups according to their level. • Individual and double consonant/vowel sounds taught • At higher level, more difficult combinations are taught, and suffixes/prefixes.

  19. Reading • Children have a reading book from an appropriate stage • They read from each stage until they are ready for the next one • They have a reading diary • Teachers read with them twice a week • Parents read daily • Make comments in the reading diary

  20. Handwriting in the Primary

  21. International Primary Curriculum Miss Moira O’Hare

  22. SocialEmotionalAspects of Learning (SEAL) • Mrs Louise Everson • New beginnings • Getting on andfalling out • Say ‘no’ tobullying • Goingfor goals • Goodtobe me • Relationships

  23. Dutch Mrs KarianneScheltens • Further improve the quality and quantity of Dutch lessons • Increasing the duration of Dutch lessons • Children assessed during the first 2 weeks • Dutch Culture and Dutch Language • School trips e.g. library, Carnival, Sinterklaas (including joint events with Dr De Visser) • Children taught at their own level • Dutch lessons start next week on Tuesday

  24. We Need you!

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