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Bare Trees Primary School is committed to safeguarding our pupils.

We expect all staff, governors, visitors and volunteers to share this commitment.

For details please see our Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy, which can be viewed on our School website or requested from the main office.

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Bare Trees Primary School

Year 4

Welcome to our Year 4 page!

We will be filling this page with exciting class news, pictures of things we have been doing and more.

Please keep checking this page to find out what we have been doing!

 

Meet the Team

The Staff working in Year 4 are:

Mr Hussain - Hawthorn Class Teacher

Mrs Akhtar & Mrs Aziz - Hazel Class Teacher

Miss Carroll - Holly Class Teacher

Mrs Doherty - Year 3 & 4 Phase Lead

 

Mrs Zamal - Teaching Assistant

Mrs Choudhury - Teaching Assistant

Mrs Ali - Teaching Assistant

Mrs Ali - HLTA

P.E.

PE will take place every Thursday. Please come dressed in your P.E. kit and trainers. 

 

Swimming

Swimming will take place every Tuesday. Please bring your swimming costumes, towel and any other clothing needed in a bag. 

 

Homework
Each week, children will receive Handwriting and Spelling homework, with the expectation of children login into TTRS as well at home. 

  • Spellings and Handwriting are given out on Thursday.
  • To be returned the following Thursday.

Thank you for supporting your child with their home learning – it really helps them to make great progress.

 

Reading:

We encourage children to read every day, whether that’s their school book or a book they love at home. Reading books and records should come to school each day, as reading sessions may vary. Please jot down a quick comment in the reading record – it’s a lovely way to share and celebrate your child’s progress.

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