Crossacres Primary

Crossacres Primary Academy is an educational establishment, providing a learning environment for children aged 3-11 years old.

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Crossacres Primary Academy had a great day focussing on The Great Science Sport Share, exploring: Do children with longer legs jump further, do children with longer arms throw further, can smaller children bounce quicker, etc... #GSSfS2024

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@GreatSciShare Crossacres had an amazing time during the Great Science Share Week with our Eco projects: creating water irrigation systems; floating gardens; plastic bottle flower pots, etc...

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Looks like snow has cleared off the roads. Drive carefully everyone. Mrs Blay.

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A lovely new song for a new school year from @POPUK1

‘A Better Day Will Come’

Watch the video here:

https://t.co/VwzTC36i4K

#singing #music #hope

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We have added a Reading page to the Home Learning section of our website. It’s got loads of free texts and audiobooks and access to lots of free E-Libraries. Have a look! https://t.co/icyIwu0Vkm

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We’ve just added a selection of online learning courses for adults. There are lots of courses about computing and learning key skills to use at home or in the workplace. They’re worth checking out. Find them in the Home Learning Tab of our webpage.

https://t.co/eDXorMspBR

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We’ve added a new physical and mental well-being page to our home learning section of the website. It’s worth checking out; there’s some amazing stuff on there.

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It’s more important now than ever, to make sure that your children are staying safe whilst online. Please have a look at the resources and activities we have uploaded onto our school website:

https://t.co/WSjzADyVER

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We’ve made an online classroom section on our school website. You can find it by clicking on the home learning tab. There are lots of live lessons, downloadable resources, videos and quizzes. They’re brilliant!

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Our deputy headteacher, Mrs Cordwell, has written some schemes of work for project-based learning. They’re on the school website; just click on the home learning tab. You can follow the plans and use the resources at home to keep your children stimulated and engaged. Have fun!

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Tomorrow is Magic Thursday on https://t.co/nTe3vojksf - creative games, poetry and story - free, interactive - 9.30 am start. On Friday it will be Brightstorm day with the great Vashti Hardy. @vashti_hardy Interview and reading. Ideal for those at home and in school KS2+

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We’ve added many more resources to our home learning page! This includes a timetable for on-line celebrity lessons. Check them out at https://t.co/a8MsbrVos4

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Enjoying the sunshine at CPA.

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We have created a list of imaginative and enjoyable learning resources for use during this time. Go to our school website and click on the Home Learning tab. Enjoy.

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Just a reminder that the closing date for our Nursery places September 2020 is Friday 14th February. Please pick up an application form at the office and hand back to us as soon as possible to secure your place on the waiting list.

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Year 6 Parents! Don’t forget that there is an information afternoon this Thursday at 5:30pm where we will be discussing the upcoming SAT tests and giving out some revision materials. Look forward to seeing you there.

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Happy New Year everyone. We’re all excited to start the new term, tomorrow morning, bright and early at 8:40.

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Ice Rink trip tomorrow for years 3 to 6! Can we all ensure that children have warm coats and gloves with them, please?