Morning and welcome to ‘Mental Health Week’, this week is a little different with less screen time and more creativity. We are having a more relaxed week where we will be posting a time table (see below) for you to work through as you wish and what best suit you as a family.
- The focus for English is the book, ‘A huge bag off worries’.
- The Maths theme is shop and supermarket
- The afternoons are based around five areas: Arts and Crafts, Music and Performance, Science and Discovery, Sports and Fitness, Design and Food Technology.
This year’s theme is Express Yourself.
In the message, The Duchess of Cambridge said:
“This year’s Children’s Mental Health Week is all about expressing yourself – about finding creative ways in which to share your thoughts, ideas and feelings. So whether that’s through photography, through art, through drama, through music or poetry – it’s finding those things that makes you feel good about yourself.
For Children’s Mental Health Week 2021, we will be encouraging children (and adults) to explore the different ways we can express ourselves, and the creative ways that we can share our feelings, our thoughts and our ideas.
Mr Dickson will be holding a zoom introduction at 9:30- link on Dojo.
https://zoom.us/j/91733642762?pwd=cVVKc3gybWpmNkVjazFPM2pDMFN5QT09
Meeting ID: 917 3364 2762
Passcode: Hello
Following on from this, Miss Kerr will be out of class home learning while Miss Hutson is back in class teaching. We will be holding a range of catch up support sessions daily where you can attend if you feel your child will benefit from any of the sessions.
Support sessions will include: handwriting, reading, sentence structure or please message if you feel you need 1:1 support with another area. Simply send a message via DOJO or class email if you would like to set any of these up. Links will be sent the night before. All welcome.
longmynd@holytriniytcepa.co.uk
hawkstone@holytrinitycepa.co.uk
Below we have attached a weekly journal, please work through this and send the completed journal at the end of the week. Remember the aim for this week is to have less screen time, so we understand if you only log on the website once a week.
Time table: Mental Health Week
