Reception Staff 2021-22
Reception Class 2: Miss S. Peachey (Deputy Head Teacher, EYs Lead, Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead)
Reception Class 1: Mrs. L. Bamford (Teacher, First Aid)
Reception Class 3: Miss H. Francis (Teacher)
Mrs. S. Mustafa (Teaching Assistant)
Mrs. V. Watkins (Teaching Assistant, First Aid)
Mrs. M. Cook (Teaching Assistant)
Miss. N. Akhtar (Teaching Assistant, First Aid)
Mrs. C. Smith (Teaching Assistant)
Miss J. Noble (Teaching Assistant, First Aid)
Mrs. S. Khokar (SEN Teaching Assistant)
Mrs. N. Bibi (Teaching Assistant, First Aid)
Ten Tips for Talking
Here are some really simple things that you can do to support the development of your child’s speech, language and communication skills, from birth to age five.
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Ten Tips for Talking Leaflet | [pdf 14MB] |  |
Workshop Handouts for Parents
Please download the documents below.
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How to help your child with reading at home | [pdf 188KB] | |
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Reception Class - Writing Workshop and Ways to Improve Fine Motor Skills | [pdf 166KB] | |
Reading at Glodwick
Please download the document below to learn more about how reading is taught at Glodwick School and how you can help at home.
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Reading at Glodwick Presentation 2020 | [pdf 513KB] | |
Homework
Your child’s homework will be put onto Class Dojo each week. Each family has been signed up to Class Dojo. If you are having any problems accessing it please speak to your child’s class teacher.
There will be lots of different activities to do. Please take a picture of your child completing their learning and send it to Class Dojo so we can have a look at their fantastic home learning.
Part of your child’s homework is for them to read for around 10 minutes each day.
Please see ‘Reading With Your Child’ to help you with some ideas to make reading with your child really effective.
Annual Curriculum Overview 2021-22
In the EYFS we consider children’s interests when planning our curriculum. We aim to provide children with a broad and balanced curriculum that will provide children with the opportunity to make as much progress as possible whilst developing a love and enthusiasm for learning.
We create a simple plan based on our observations of children’s interests as they enter Nursery and Reception. The details of the curriculum to be taught are added each half term but can be subject to change depending on the children.
A more detailed plan is added onto the class pages at the beginning of each half term so you can see what your child will be learning in school and use this to help support them with their learning at home.
Please select the document below to see the topics we will be learning about this year.
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Reception Annual Curriculum Overview 2021-22 | [pdf 52KB] | |
Half Termly Curriculum Overviews
Please refer to our Curriculum Newsletters below for an outline of the teaching curriculum for each half term.
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Reception Spring 1 Curriculum Overview 2022 | [pdf 105KB] | |
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Reception Autumn 2 Curriculum Overview 2021 | [pdf 112KB] | |
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Reception Autumn 1 Curriculum Overview 2021 | [pdf 81KB] | |
Spring Term First Half Topic Resources
The resources are designed for our children in Nursery and Reception Classes and are to support their learning at school. Each resource has been carefully chosen to enhance your child's learning.
Click on the picture link to access the information.
As with any internet access adult supervision is necessary when using these resources.
Whilst every effort has been made evaluate these sites for content, Glodwick Infant and Nursery School is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites.
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Traditional Tales |
| The Three Little Pigs, The Three Billy Goats Gruff and Jack and the Beanstalk | |
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Types of Animals |
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Animal Life Cycles |
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Chinese New Year |
Vocabulary
In the Early Years we realise the importance of developing children’s vocabulary. We use a wide range of books and stories to help extend children’s vocabulary. Please help to support this by looking at the vocabulary sheets and help your child to use this vocabulary at home. The more children hear and use new words the more they can remember them. Children with a wider range of vocabulary often make the best progress at school.
Please keep checking the website regularly for new vocabulary sheets.
Thank you.
Please select from the documents below.
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Reception - Stick Man | [pdf 205KB] | |
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Reception - Bear Hunt | [pdf 167KB] | |
Jolly Phonics at Glodwick
Please click on the picture link to learn more about how our Jolly Phonics Scheme is taught at Glodwick School.
Early Years Curriculum
For more information about the EYFS Curriculum please click on the picture link or download the document below.
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Early Years Foundation Stage Statutory Framework - Effective September 2021 | [pdf 371KB] | |