Useful Links
Save the Children link to advice for parents about talking to children about conflict.
www.savethechildren.net/news/ukraine-5-ways-talk-children-about-conflict
Please see the 'curriculum' tab under 'key information.
This section of the website includes information about our curriculum at Kegworth Primary School, as well as helpful information on phonics and reading with your child at home.
AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS
There are a number of After School Clubs held at Kegworth Primary School run by our own Sports Coach and Support Staff
Please see the Parents section and click School Clubs
Extended Services
For more information about Family Learning contact Jackie Mills Adult Learning Manager in North West Leicestershire on 0116 269 5812.
For information about support available through the Castle Donington Children's Centre:
Family Outreach Worker 0116 305 5993. Family Information 0116 305 6545.
We also work very closely with Castle Donington College. Most of our children transfer there at the end of Year 6. To find out more about CDC follow their link: http://www.castledonington.leics.sch.uk
Childcare services
Tina Kingsbury Childminder 01509 829746 http://www.image3d.biz/tkc
Linda Thomas Childminder 01509 556453
Safer Internet Use
We are concerned about making sure children know how to use the internet safely. To this end we teach children a variety of strategies to keep themselves safe. You can download our acceptable use policy from the school policies pages.
For other ideas go to the 'Think U Know' pages online where you will find advice for parents and ideas for children.
Brownies & Rainbows
Brownies & Rainbows
Beavers, Cubs & Scouts
Please contact the school direct for current pack leader details
Please contact the school direct for current pack leader details
Tel: 01509 672382
email: office@kegworthprimary.org
Curriculum
In Maths we follow the school calculation policy which can be downloaded from the policy page. To help parents in supporting their child's learning at home we have produced examples of the strategies we use to teach multiplication and division. Copies of these can be downloaded from the links below.
Further ideas on supporting children can be found on the Leicestershire websites listed below.
Queries regarding any aspect of the curriculum can be discussed with class teachers.
Curriculum
In Maths we follow the school calculation policy which can be downloaded from the policy page. To help parents in supporting their child's learning at home we have produced examples of the strategies we use to teach multiplication and division. Copies of these can be downloaded from the links below.
Further ideas on supporting children can be found on the Leicestershire websites listed below.
Queries regarding any aspect of the curriculum can be discussed with class teachers.
Start for Life
The more we chat, play and read with children, the more we help build their brains.
Any time, anywhere, whether at home or out and about, it all adds up. There’s no need to buy lots of toys or have big days out.
Wherever you are, simply chatting back and forth, answering your child’s questions and sharing special moments together all help their brain to grow and develop secure and strong connections. Just what they need to get off to the right start at school.
The Start for Life website is packed with simple ideas from other parents on how to build these little moments into each day. It includes lots of examples of tips and activities for you to do together with your child at different ages, as well as links to find further support in your local area.
https://www.nhs.uk/start-for-life/
A film has also been released to explain how children’s brains develop during the early years, and the crucial role parents play through all the little moments they spend together with their child.
Any time, anywhere, whether at home or out and about, it all adds up. There’s no need to buy lots of toys or have big days out.
Wherever you are, simply chatting back and forth, answering your child’s questions and sharing special moments together all help their brain to grow and develop secure and strong connections. Just what they need to get off to the right start at school.
The Start for Life website is packed with simple ideas from other parents on how to build these little moments into each day. It includes lots of examples of tips and activities for you to do together with your child at different ages, as well as links to find further support in your local area.
https://www.nhs.uk/start-for-life/
A film has also been released to explain how children’s brains develop during the early years, and the crucial role parents play through all the little moments they spend together with their child.