Year Four Information for Parents

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The Year Four team is excited to welcome your children to their new learning environment. Transition activities include meeting the new teachers, learning about Year 4 highlights, and setting goals for a successful year. Parents are encouraged to support their child's learning at home, especially in maths and English. The curriculum includes themes like Saxons and Vikings, Volcanoes, and Tudors, along with focus areas in science and grammar. Together, we aim for children to love learning, be happy, confident, and proud of their achievements. Share any important information about your child to help us provide the best support possible.


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  1. W E L C O M E T O Y E A R F O U R

  2. The Year Four Team Mrs Fatile and Miss Fossey Mrs Callaway and Mr Knight

  3. Transition Your children will be meeting their new teacher on Monday 10th July in the morning. They will see their new learning environment and meet with their new teaching team. They will also find out about the highlights and key events in Year 4.

  4. Next steps for us Getting to know your child If there is anything you think we should know; please tell us eg. Medical information, anything important that you feel we should know that may impact on them in school.

  5. What are we aiming for? The children to further develop a love for learning Be happy in school To be confident in their ability and proud of their achievements Maintain a positive mindset in their approach to learning To be the best version of themselves when they leave us next year

  6. Maths Multiplication and Division facts for all times tables up to 12 MTC - national times tables tests Support at home to learn these is essential. White Rose Maths

  7. English In English, the children will continue to work on the grammar skills already covered previous years and progressing to the Year 4 expectations. READING spotlight on reading Children should be reading a range of materials as often as possible, and recording their reading in their diaries. Books can be changed in school as they finish them. Year 3 and 4 word lists as well as Year 1 and 2 Common exception words for those who have not secured the knowledge of these yet.

  8. Grammar Grammar is an important element of measuring the children's progress and attainment in writing, so it is essential that they secure and consistently use aspects taught in previous years, such as full stops and capital letters. Without these they are unable to achieve age appropriate standards.

  9. Year 4 Learning Themes Saxons and Vikings, Volcanoes and Tudors. Science Sounds, Electricity, States of Matter, Living Things and their Habitats and Animals Including Humans. In addition, we will cover; PSHE, RE, Computing, Art, Music, D&T

  10. PE & Games Tuesday and Friday with a caveat! These days may be subject to change. Sports coaches! Look out for Parent Mails to inform you of changes.

  11. Spelling and Homework Spelling pattern or rule Checks on a Friday or Monday New spellings sent home in a Pink book Common Exception Words Homework spellings including learning rules, reading and times tables.

  12. Practical things Naming jumpers Tying shoe laces Name your child s clothing! Getting in touch with us: Talk to us on the playground at the end of the day admin@allesley.coventry.sch.uk

  13. Useful websites https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/ This has all the Year 4 expectations on it. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/levels/z3g4d2p https://www.allesleyprimary.co.uk/

  14. Thanks for coming

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