Happy New Year everyone! This year we're starting off with a reading homework. 

This week we have been celebrating Parliament Week! For your homework, I would like you to imagine that you were the Prime Minister. What laws would you make? How would you make the country/ Box community a better place? Attached is a sheet that you

Homework due in Wednesday 26^th November

Our homework this week is based on our science learning this term of forces. Watch the following video Science/Physics KS2/KS3: Will gears let children pull a piano uphill with their bikes? - BBC Teach and create an explanation of how gears work. Suggestions could include:

1. Draw a diagram that shows what gears are and what happens when one gear turns another gear.
2. Explain how gears work in a bike.
3. Find other items in your house that use gears.

Additional Homework:

Reading: Please read as often as possible (aim for at least five times a week for 15 minutes or more). Remember to read aloud to an adult at least once a week, if you can. Remember you can access lots of free online books through the Wiltshire Learning Resource Hub  using your online account: https://lrh.wheelers.co 

X-tables: Please log on to TTRock Stars and work on improving your heatmap (15-30 mins a week) https://play.ttrockstars.com/ 

Spellings: Remember to practice your spellings attached below.

Please ask if you need any login reminders

I promised the children that I would put the recipes online in case anyone wanted to make it again at home. 

Homework due in: Friday 17th October This term in science we have been learning about friction. For your homework, I would like you to create an informative guide about friction. This could be a fact file, a video, a PowerPoint- use your creativit

This week's homework is a maths based homework. Please ask if you would like any help.   Additional Homework: Reading: Please read as often as possible (aim for at least five times a week for 15 minutes or more). Remember to re