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15/12/25

We have a busy routine in The Grove, we fit so much in our day! The children start their day by signing themselves in, then enjoying a social breakfast. Using core communication boards ensures the children are always able to communicate their wants and needs.

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12/12/25

Today's lesson for Year 5 focuses on fractions!    

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11/12/25

The children in the Grove had a fantastic chance today to visit Wild 'n' Wacky. They enjoyed an absolutely marvelous time and were exceptionally well behaved!  

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11/12/25

Today, Year 2 students are exploring various shapes during their Maths lesson!    

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11/12/25

The children in the Chestnut class are thoroughly enjoying the arts & crafts provided by the PTA. They've been crafting lovely Christmas cards and illustrations.  

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11/12/25

In Rowan Class Year 1 today, the children have been engaged in learning how to write instructions for turning on iPads. They have done some beautiful writing!  

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10/12/25

Our lunchtime program helps children feel confident, supported, and happy with peers. Staff teach essential social skills like turn-taking, sharing, communication, and building friendships, fostering trust among children and adults.  

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10/12/25

Year 1 students have been learning how to follow instructions in their English class. This week, they applied that skill in their PE lessons by jumping through hoops while following instructions.  

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09/12/25

Today, the PTA gave out goodies to all the classes to help everyone get into the festive spirit!  

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09/12/25

Year 4 experienced an exciting visit from a Spanish instructor from the BMAT Trust. The students played charades, acting out months of the year and responding with the month's name in Spanish. The kids thoroughly enjoyed this activity!  

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08/12/25

Year 5 had an exciting end to the week on Friday as they welcomed History off the Page into school. This company specialises in highly engaging, hands-on history workshops, and they certainly brought our learning to life!    

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08/12/25

Year 5 had an exciting end to the week on Friday as they welcomed History off the Page into school. This company specialises in highly engaging, hands-on history workshops, and they certainly brought our learning to life!    

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08/12/25

Last week in Science, the children in Year 1 Hazel were exploring different methods to quickly melt ice!    

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03/12/25

PE lessons for children at the Grove are filled with energetic activities and plenty of fun!    

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02/12/25

Every morning at Little Parndon, the younger children focus on participating in RWI sessions. By participating in RWI activities, the children develop essential skills such as letter recognition, blending sounds, and decoding words.  

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02/12/25

The children in the Grove have been thoroughly enjoying themselves by engaging in festive Christmas activities!  

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01/12/25

The Year 2 students have been putting in a great deal of effort to get ready for their Christmas show for their parents. They are excited to present their hard work to everyone!  

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01/12/25

The Year 1 students have been attentively listening and adhering to instructions on preparing a jam sandwich in English.  

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28/11/25

On Fridays, The Grove children enjoy exciting swimming activities at Freshwaters!

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27/11/25

In year 3, the children have been learning about 'Celebrating Difference' to understand the diversity in our community and the wider world. By exploring cultures and backgrounds, they are encouraged to embrace inclusivity and respect for everyone, regardless of differences.

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Online Safety

At Little Parndon Primary Academy, the safety and well-being of our pupils are our top priorities, and this extends to their online activities. The internet is a dynamic and valuable resource for learning and entertainment, but it is crucial that our pupils are equipped with the knowledge and skills to navigate it safely and responsibly.

Our Commitment to Online Safety

We are committed to fostering a safe online environment for our students. This involves educating them about the potential risks associated with internet use and teaching them how to protect themselves from harm. Our comprehensive e-safety curriculum is designed to empower students to make informed decisions, recognise dangers, and act responsibly online.

Regular Updates and Resources

To keep up with the ever-evolving digital landscape, this page is updated regularly with useful e-safety resources. We encourage parents and carers to explore these resources and discuss online safety with their children.

E-Safety Resources

  • Understanding TikTok: Learn about the measures TikTok is taking to curb dangerous challenges. Read more on TikTok takes extra steps to curb dangerous challenges - BBC News.
  • Gurls Out Loud - Blocking Online Abuse: A valuable resource for young girls to learn how to block and report online abuse. Visit Gurls Out Loud.
  • Staying SMART: Childnet's series of six short videos based on the SMART rules, which parents can use to discuss a range of online safety issues with their children. You can view all of the videos HERE.
  • Thinkuknow: An education programme from NCA-CEOP, a UK organization dedicated to protecting children both online and offline. Visit Thinkuknow.
  • UK Safer Internet Centre: Provides numerous helpful tips and videos on how to stay safe online. Visit UK Safer Internet Centre.
  • NSPCC Online Safety: Offers advice and support to help parents talk about staying safe online. Visit NSPCC Online Safety.

Staying SMART Online

We particularly recommend the SMART rules from Childnet as a cornerstone of our e-safety education. These rules help children understand:

  • S: Safe - Keep safe by being careful not to give out personal information to people online.
  • M: Meet - Meeting someone you have only been in touch with online can be dangerous. If someone asks you to meet, tell an adult immediately.
  • A: Accepting - Accepting emails, messages, or opening files from people you don’t know can be dangerous – they may contain viruses or nasty messages.
  • R: Reliable - Someone online might lie about who they are, and information on the internet may not be true. Always check information with other reliable sources.
  • T: Tell - Tell a parent, carer, or a trusted adult if something makes you feel uncomfortable or worried.

By providing these resources and maintaining an open dialogue about online safety, we aim to ensure that our pupils can enjoy the benefits of the internet while staying safe. Thank you for partnering with us to protect our children in the digital world.

For more information on E-safety, please contact the school office to arrange a meeting with Miss Wakelin, our computing lead.

 

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