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Home Learning

Welcome to the home learning page. Here you will find resources and web-links to help your child with their homework.

If you have any difficulties accessing the learning please phone the school office on 0113 243 34 97 or email school@rosebank.leeds.sch.uk

Web links for Homework

Books to read at home for free!

Here you will find some websites to access more children's books if you need them: Questions to support your child's readingWorld eBooks - fiction and non-fictionOxford Owls

Tapestry Guide/Instructions (EYFS only)

Find out how to log into Tapestry for the first time (Nursery and Reception classes)Find out how to use Tapestry (for Nursery and Reception classes)Click here to log into Tapestry

Certain types of homework are more effective than others for younger students. Here are some recommended homework activities:

Reading Practice: Encouraging daily reading for pleasure can significantly enhance vocabulary, comprehension, and a love for reading. This can include reading books, stories, or even educational magazines appropriate for their age.

Interactive Math Games: Engaging in math-related games or puzzles can help children develop their mathematical thinking and problem-solving skills in a fun and interactive way.

Practical Life Skills: Homework that involves practical life skills, such as cooking simple recipes, gardening, or basic household chores, can be beneficial. These activities teach responsibility and practical knowledge that is useful beyond the classroom.

Physical Activities: Encouraging physical activities such as playing sports, riding a bike, or simple exercises can help children develop their physical health and well-being, which is crucial for their overall development.

Project Work: Some project work related to topics or competitions can inspire some pupils but care should be taken to consider whether all children can access these and whether parental support is needed. Often having optional project work will appeal to the majority of families and their unique circumstances.