Welcome to Reception

The staff in Reception are: Mrs Taylor-Wrigley, Miss Layden, Mr Gwynne, Miss Burns, Miss Darby, Mrs Binks and Mrs Hall.

Here is the link to view the staff pictures

Who's Who | St Thomas C of E Primary School (secure-primarysit e.net)

Uniform- please click the link to read about the uniform and what your child needs to wear when at school.

https://www.stthomaswernethprimary.co.uk/school-uniform/ 

Can we stress the importance of all uniform being clearly labelled, including coats and P.E. kits. Please ensure children are dressed in their P.E. kit for their lesson on Wednesdays. Children do not have to bring in their uniform this day as they will be staying in their P.E kits all day. 

Please can we remind Parents/Guardians about the importance of children attending school regularly and being on time every morning. Reception doors open at 8.50am and children are expected to be ready to start school at that time. Reception doors and gates are locked at 9am so after this time, your child will be marked late and will have to enter the school through the school office. 

Reminder: Please return your Tapestry forms if you haven’t done so already, this is to ensure you can see all your child’s amazing work using the Tapestry app. 

P.E.

Dolphins - Wednesday afternoon

Seahorses - Wednesday afternoon

Please come dressed in your P.E. kit and pumps or trainers.

P.E. kit is plain black tracksuit bottoms, leggings or shorts and a plain white t-shirt.  School jumpers or cardigans should still be worn on P.E. days.

Reading

Please make sure your child has their reading book and reading record in school every day as reading days do vary from week to week.  It is suggested that children read everyday, this needs to be the book sent home weekly with your child.  Please record any comments in the reading record.

Homework

Please can you share a book daily with your child. Your child will also be issued with a maths fluency card. Please can you help them to recall the doubling and halving facts on this card and to recognise their numbers. You may use the number sheet to discuss odds and evens, one more and one less, how many more to reach ten, or simply count forward and back from any given number on the card. A copy of the fluency card can be found below: