Summer term 2026

Dear parents/carers,

Welcome back! We hope you had a great Easter holiday and are raring to go for the new term. We have a very busy and exciting term ahead of us and hope that your children are looking forward to everything we have planned.

Information about what your child will be learning can be found at the bottom of this web page. A paper copy will also be sent home with your child. 

Our classroom door opens each day at 8:30am and closes at 8:45am for the register. Arriving promptly sets children up well for the school day. There is always a reading or SPAG (Spelling, Punctuation And Grammar) activity or maths fluency activity to complete from 8.30am and missing this could mean missing that vital start!

Homework - A homework grid can be found at the bottom of this page as well as on Google Classroom. A paper copy of this grid will be shared at the start of each term also. Your child is expected to complete one piece a week and will earn house points per piece submitted.  This can be via Google classroom or in their homework book. There is a homework tray at the front of the classroom for any completed paper pieces. We please ask that you read with your child daily as this really does open up doors and break down barriers within the classroom. Times tables should also be practiced daily to support with rapid recall, your child has a login for TTRockstars to support with this. As you know, our Year 4 children will be completing their multiplication check in June so working on their times tables ahead of this will only benefit them. 

If you require support in accessing Google Classroom, please contact the school office who can help you. 

P.E. will be on a Monday this half term and will be taught by Mr Liam Dart. As we have a sports coach for the next few weeks, we ask that children please come to school in their PE kit to save on any wasted time. This will change after half term and we will update you about this closer to the time. 

Following our healthy school policy, we ask that children bring only water in their bottles and a healthy snack for them at morning break time.

Reading books need to be brought in every day as well as a coat on colder/wetter days.

If you have any questions, then please feel free to contact the office at hello@whitemoor.org.uk to make an appointment. We are always here to help!

The Class 3 team