Learning at home
Parents are children’s first and most enduring educators and have a huge influence on their development. Supporting parents to play an active role in their children's learning can make a valuable and lasting difference to children’s lives and outcomes. Here you will find some guidance which you can use to support your child in their home learning experiences.
Personal Social Emotional Development
Literacy - Writing
Making their mark - children's early writing
A jigsaw of early writing development
Mathematics
Physical Development
Learning through physical play
Wider Development
Using music for wider development
Communication & Language
School Readiness
Guide to preparing your child for school
Supporting your child to be ready for school - Communication
Supporting your child to be ready for school - Listening Skills
Supporting your child to be ready for school - Mark Making
Supporting your child to be ready for school - Numeracy
Safer Internet Usage
Online Safety News & Advice from the NSPCC
Jessie and Friends: 4-7 year old resources (episode 3) that explore personal information and why it's important not to share this with people you don't know
Band Runner: A fun game for 8-10s puts children’s knowledge to the test by asking them to help characters make safe choices online
Think You Know Toolkit: Use the toolkit with 11-18s to explore the concept of online identity and relationships
Parents and Carers Presentation: To help parents/carers understand the behaviour of children and young people online, and the resources they can use to support their child
Having a Positive Digital Footprint: Top tips for parents/carers on how they can help their child create a positive digital footprint and make their online presence work for them
Keeping your Child Safe Online