First Federation Trust
School Homework w/e 30th January'26
Home Learning Tuesday 27th January
Turtles and Seahorses
Year 1 Maths
Counting forwards and backwards in 10s to 100 KS1 | Y1 Maths Lesson Resources | Oak National Academy
Year 1 English
Complete some research on the rainforests. Where are they located? What are the layers of the rainforests and what animals live there? What is happening to the rainforests?
Year 1 Music
Singing
My singing voice KS1 | Y1 Music Lesson Resources | Oak National Academy
Year 2 Maths
Year 2 English
Complete some research on the rainforests. Where are they located? What are the layers of the rainforests and what animals live there? What is happening to the rainforests?
Year 2 Music
My singing voice KS1 | Y1 Music Lesson Resources | Oak National Academy
Year 1 and 2 reading
The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter
Badgers
Maths
English
Write a set of instructions (making a sandwich, cleaning your teeth) and underline the imperative verbs (Put toothpaste on your brush.)
Geography
Compete some research on the Swiss Alps, this can be brought in to share with your class.
Reading
Hansel and Gretel - Read Aloud Kids Book - A Bedtime Story with Dessi! - Story time
Owls and Ospreys
Maths
English
History
Anglo-Saxon coins KS2 | Y5 History Lesson Resources | Oak National Academy
Although we recognise the importance of children using out of school time for pursuing interests, hobbies and play, we also believe that by setting regular homework we are helping to develop an effective partnership between school and home.
At Key Stage 1, we encourage more speaking and listening focused homework, discussing the school day, or a book you are reading together. As they move through the school, children will be expected to take on more responsibility for their learning. Homework may take the form of:
- Reading
- Times tables and spellings to learn
- Research to carry out
- Numeracy/ Literacy tasks
- Topic-related activities
Reading is an essential tool for learning. We encourage all children to read regularly at home and hope all parents support us in this.
Remote Learning
In the event that remote learning is required to be provided to a class, year group, key stage or whole school the following approach will be taken.
Remote learning will be tailored to the specific needs of each year group. We will utilize a blend of live sessions via Teams, assignments through Google Classroom, and resources from online sources (such as Oak Academy), along with independent, teacher-planned activities. These resources will be shared with families to ensure students remain engaged and supported in their learning journey. Teachers will be available for support and guidance through video calls, phone, and email, ensuring a comprehensive and accessible learning experience for all students.