Tweeddale Primary School

A parents guide to Fortnite

SATS Information for Year 2 & 6

The Secret Life of 4 & 5 Year Olds

Selective Eligibility Test 2018 dates

Active Movement Newsletter April 2018

Home School Agreement KS1

Home School Agreement KS2

School Uniform Online Ordering

Computer Safety

A thank you from St Helier Hospital

SEN and Inclusion Information

Safeguarding and Fake News

Appeals

Greenshaw Learning Trust

Code of Conduct during sports events and competitions

Sports Events and Competitions - Code of Conduct for children, parents, spectators and staff

Word of the Week Summer 2018

Summer Dinner Menu 2018

Sutton Music Centre

See flyer for details on Ukulele Club and Rock & Pop Choir

Norovirus Information

Diarrhoea and vomiting in children - tips to reduce the spread and treat symptoms.

After School & Lunchtime Clubs

How we travel to school

Primary School Prospectus

The new national curriculum in English Primary Schools

A guide for parents

Ready to learn every day

Online safety - a short guide for parents

British Values at Tweeddale Primary School

Please read the document to see some examples of how we promote British values

Read On. Get On.

Top tips to get your children reading

Instagram Guide

E-Safety Rules

E-safety rules for Foundation Stage & Key Stage 1 children

E-Safety Rules

E-safety rules for Key Stage 2 children

Child Protection

Fostering teenagers in Sutton

100 square

This maths resource can be used to find lots of number patterns. E.g. Try colouring in the times tables. Children can investigate how even and odd numbers are situated in the square, how multiples of different numbers are arranged, and where square and triangular numbers are found. They are also a useful resource for helping children with homework.

Numberlines

These different number lines will help your child develop number sense. They will also assist with addition and subtraction problems. Numberlines included are 0 - 25; 0 - 30 and 0 - 50.

Times table flashcards

This file includes the 2, 3, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 X tables as well as the answers. Print off the pages you need, cut out the cards and use them to quiz your children on the times tables or play matching games like snap.