Welcome to Class 9!

This page will provide you with all the essential information you will need to support your child throughout the year.

You can keep up to date with the exciting things we have been learning about on Class Dojo.

ATTENDANCE 

It is extremely important that your child attends school every day so they do not miss any learning. We aim for 95% and above and if we achieve this as a class we get an attendance party!

Every day the children will be given a dojo if they are at school on time in the morning and in the afternoon. Don't miss out!

If you have any questions or queries  then please do not hesitate to message me through Class Dojo. I will try to get back to you as quickly as possible. 

Miss Ryder 

Other adults working in Class 9:

Mrs Bytheway

Mrs Salim

PE

In Class 9, PE lessons take place on Monday & Wednesday every week. Please send your child's PE kit to school in a drawstring bag (no rucksacks, please, as we don't have the space to store them). They can leave their kit in school until the end of the half term, when we will send it home to be washed. 

Reading

Children are expected to read daily at home. Children will be issued with reading books along with a reading record and these must be brought into school every day. Books will be changed as soon as children have finished them to ensure they read a wide variety of books. Please ensure that when your child reads at home that you sign their reading record and put the page numbers so we can keep track of where they're up to. Children will be able to move their name up on the Reading challenge display to work towards their Bronze, Silver and Gold certificates and badges.

Homework

Children are expected to read daily as part of their homework. They can also access activities on Times Table Rockstars which is online. Please refer to the objectives on their Maths Passports to support them at home with their number facts. 

Spellings

Class 9's weekly spelling test is on a Friday. A new list of spellings to practice will be given to take home every week.

Times Tables

Times tables are very important in Year Four as they are the basis for all future Maths learning in years 5 and 6. Children in year four must know all their times tables (up to 12x12) by the end of the year. Children in year four will also sit the National Multiplication Check in June. 

Useful Documents

Online Learning Games