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Pencil Sharpener ● A greater volume and ● Becoming accustomed to a ● Recognise that your prospectus and policies ● Make sure that all Handwriting Pen expectation of work and personal timetable child will be anxious and (including attendance). possessions have a Scientifi c Calculator homework ● Moving from class-to-class allow them to openly name on them – this Basic maths set ● Need for greater ● Keeping belongings on communicate their worries, ● Help your child take means that if something Exercise books organisational skills and their person throughout fears and thoughts with you responsibility for their gets lost, it can be Paper clips timekeeping the day and other close relatives. belongings and encourage returned straight back to Highlighters ● Independently organising Try to help them relax and them to use a locker. your child. Post-it Notes What are the work and homework reassure them that they will ● If your child is going to Diary main transitional ● Less supervision from become accustomed to ● Help your child practice be absent, you must ring Ring binder di culties that teaching sta­ at break and their new environment. It getting to school. Ensure the school on the fi rst Plastic wallets children face? lunchtimes is important to not dismiss that they are familiarised day. When your child USB stick ● Finding their way around a ● Coping with new, more any worries your child may with walking/cycling/bus comes back to school, Dictionary new, larger environment challenging topics and have – it is important that routes and reach school they must bring a note’ Thesaurus ● Meeting new children subjects you listen to their worries 38 | www.allabout-family.co.uk | All About Family | @family_allabout 16 | www.allabout-family.co.uk | All About Family | @family_allabout @family_allabout | All About Family | www.allabout-family.co.uk | 39 038_039_AAFsef_Q2017_ForSchool.indd.indd 38 16/06/2017 12:08 0669_AAF_National Magazine_Half term Summer_2021.indd 16 24/06/2021 17:30 038_039_AAFsef_Q2017_ForSchool.indd.indd 39 16/06/2017 12:08 Welcome ell, another school year is over and I would just like to say a BIG THANK YOU to all the staff at all the schools. What a fantastic job you have W all done in keeping the schools open for our children. At Christmas, although most activities were not allowed, you still made it special for the children. You are all stars. It has been appreciated, plus, I couldn’t cope again with home schooling!! If I could give medals to everyone it still wouldn’t show enough gratitude. Hopefully the worst is over now and our children can get back to some kind of normality for the new school year. I’m sure we are all wanting to get back to normal as soon as possible but as a wise woman once said (my wife), “The speed limit is 70 mph on a motorway but do you still drive at that speed with ice on the road?”. Thank you too for reading our new magazines. Hopefully we have given some good, useable, information to parents, and if that information benefits one child’s life, then job done. Please keep reading to your child over the summer holidays, it is so important for children to enjoy books, for lots of reasons. You never know who will become the next David Walliams! 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