KS1: Reading Book Reminder

All reading books need to be returned to school tomorrow as school is shut on Friday this week. It is important that all books are returned as the children will be using them throughout the school day tomorrow. Children will be reading their reading books during our morning activity, changing their Shared Reading books in their phonics lesson and celebrating their progress this week in their classes. Children will also receive their new phonics homework to add to their book pack. Please ensure your child has a suitable bag to keep their books safe throughout the day.

If you have not yet read the letter outlining the way we are changing books in school then please make this a priority as we need all parents to sign the form regarding reading books.

Thank you,

KS1 team

Reception and KS1 Reading Books

Last week we posted a letter explaining the changes to the way we will be changing reading books in school. We have put together some slides to offer further support to parents about the types of books your child will bring home.

Please remember to read the letter sent to parents and sign the consent form for your child to bring home their reading books. From now on we request that all children return their reading books every Friday. 

If you have any further questions or concerns please speak to your child’s class teacher.

Please click on the link below to access the information slides:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1N1FRFJxJJufZzAsnsYLSd2KLWJuy6V9hPpM31rIMHtg/edit?usp=share_link

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