Friday, 5 January 2018

Tips for parents

The material below provide tips and information on a broad range of topics. Links to further resources and online content are also included to help you support your child's learning journey.

At school

  • The first weeks of school
  • What preps learn
  • Making friends
  • Getting the numbers right
  • Who said science can't be fun?
  • Talking to your child's teacher

After school

  • Keeping your child active
  • Play is important
  • After school activities

At home

  • Every little bit helps
  • Helping your child's learning
  • Homework
  • School reports

Reading

  • Reading with your child
  • Telling stories
  • Reading for better understanding

Health and safety

  • Helping your child go to and from school safely
  • Walking to school
  • Life's ups and downs
  • Keeping your child safe at home
  • Healthy sleep patterns
  • Looking after your child's teeth

School holidays

  • Preparing for next year
  • Learning during the school holidays 
  • Summer water safety

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