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• Homework

  Wed 20 Oct 2021

  20th October 2021

   

  Dear Parents/Carers,

   

  Purple Mash - Homework Expectations

   

  Purple Mash has been a huge success for our pupils, therefore homework across school is expected to be completed using the Purple Mash website.

  Each Friday, your child will have Maths and English homework set for them on Purple Mash. This homework will need to be completed and ‘handed in’ by the following Wednesday. Online homework will then be seen by your child’s class teacher.

   

  After half term it is expected that ALL children will complete their homework by Wednesday every week. If they do not complete their homework they will have a detention with their class teacher - meaning they will miss their playtime after lunch.

   

  To Access Purple Mash

  Click on the following link:

   

  https://www.purplemash.com/sch/ingram

   

  • Login using the child’s username and password (they have been using this in school so they should know it)
  • Click on the ‘2do’ tab at the top of the screen
  • Click on Math or English
  • When completed click on ‘save and exit’
  • They MUST click on the ‘hand in’ tab.

   

  More Help

  If you would like to watch a video to explain how to use Purple Mash in more detail, please visit

  • How to get started on Purple Mash Part 1:

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35SuLVqLI4o

  • How to get started on Purple Mash Part 2:

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nZrcqHV6Is

   

  Borrowing a laptop from school

  You may be able to borrow a laptop from school. We have a limited number of laptops available. If you would like to borrow one for your child (one per family) please complete this form.

   

  Thank you for your continued support with your child’s learning.

   

  Kind Regards,

   

  Miss Pollard, Computing Leader.

• Road Safety!!

  Wed 20 Oct 2021

  20th October 2021

   

  Dear Parents/Carers

   

  I wrote a news item earlier this month about road safety and explained that I am very concerned about Road Safety for our whole school community.

   

  We have a number of parents who are parking dangerously on the roads outside of school.

  We have had a few 'near misses' recently, where children have not been able to cross the road safely and could quite easily have been knocked down and injured.

   

  We need your help! 

   

  Please DO NOT park directly outside of the school gates on Brown Lane East.

   

  Please DO NOT park on the yellow zig zag lines on Rydall Place - these are there to stop drivers from parking outside of school - you could receive a fixed penalty notice of £30 from the Civil Enforcement Officer.

   

  To protect your children PLEASE:

   

  Make sure that both YOU and YOUR CHILDREN walk on the footpaths and NOT on the road.

  Make sure that your children are being supervised at all times when they are outside of school - especially younger children please hold their hand!

  Please talk to your children about the importance of road safety.

  Watch these short videos with your children to help them to understand how to cross the roads safely.

   

  KS 1 (age 3-6) Crossing Road - Kids Know Best!

   

  KS2 (age 7-12) Road Ready? - Expect the unexpected

   

  Fore more information about Road Safety please visit our website

   

  The Traffic Enforcement Officer from the council is monitoring traffic and parking around school if you do not follow the Highway Code - you may get a parking ticket costing £30! Parking Charge Notice (PCN).

   

  Thank you for yoour co-operation and understanding of this very important issue.

   

  Yours faithfully

   

   Miss S Millard

  Headteacher