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Homework is an opportunity for students to learn and for parents to be involved in their children’s education. A parent’s interest can spark enthusiasm in a child and help teach the most important lesson of all, that learning can be fun and is well worth the effort.
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Homework
Homework can help a child to prepare for class, cement previous lessons and assist them in their development as independent and inquisitive learners. The introduction of homework to students in school is a continuous process beginning with shared parent/student activities, such as reading, in the early years up to a more structured homework plan for students in Years 5/6 and the Middle Years Programme.
Purpose of homework
Homework is a valuable opportunity, which serves a variety of purposes by:
How to help your child with their homework?
Guidelines for homework and time commitment
The following are guidelines for daily homework by year group:
Reading is encouraged at all levels of the school.
Shared reading on a daily basis to be gradually introduced during the year, together with individual tasks based on the reading books.
Shared reading with some individual tasks being progressively introduced during the week.
Individual and shared reading. Weekly tasks of maths, spelling and project work.
Individual and shared reading and/or set subjects of spelling, math, language, project work and French.
Individual reading and/or set subjects of spelling, math, language, project work and French.
Homework will steadily increase during the MYP from approximately 30-45 minutes a night for MYP 1 to 1 hour 30 minutes per night in MYP 4 and 5. Students are provided with a homework timetable and will be given guidance by staff with regard to how long to spend on homework.
In addition to homework and for a truly global education, students have the opportunity to engage in Nord Anglia Education's Global Campus platform from their home.
High Performance Learning inspires academic success, intellectual curiosity and social confidence in every child.
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