GIS Newsletter October 2018
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Year 3: There is a homework grid given out at the start of each half-term topic. This includes<br />
some compulsory and some optional tasks linked to the topic. Weekly spellings are<br />
given out to learn. An individual reading book is given out each week to read and share at<br />
home. There is sometimes Spanish revision for non-Thai students. Thai students sometimes<br />
receive Thai homework. Up to 90 minutes per week.<br />
ELS students are given electronic books to read and questions to answer. They also have<br />
vocabulary linked with the class topic to learn through the Quizlet program.<br />
Year 4: There is a homework grid given out at the start of each half-term topic. This includes<br />
some compulsory and some optional tasks linked to the topic. Weekly spellings are given out<br />
to learn. Online reading homework is set regularly. There is sometimes Spanish and Thai<br />
Culture homework for non-Thai students. Thai students receive regular Thai homework. Up to<br />
90 minutes per week.<br />
ELS students are given electronic books to read and questions to answer. They also have<br />
vocabulary linked with the class topic to learn through the Quizlet program.<br />
Year 5: Online reading homework is set once or twice per week. There is also weekly<br />
online spelling and maths homework, and occasional projects linked with the class topic.<br />
There is regular Spanish and Thai Culture homework for non-Thai students. Thai students<br />
receive regular Thai homework. Up to 120 minutes per week.<br />
ELS students are given electronic books to read and questions to answer. They also have<br />
vocabulary linked with the class topic to learn through the Quizlet program.<br />
Year 6: Online reading homework is set once or twice per week. There is weekly online<br />
mathematics’ homework, handwriting tasks, spelling lists to learn and occasional projects<br />
linked with the class topic. Students receive regular Thai homework (Thai Culture homework<br />
for non-Thai students). Up to 120 minutes per week.<br />
ELS students are given electronic books to read and questions to answer. They also have<br />
vocabulary linked with the class topic to learn through the Quizlet program.<br />
Regards,<br />
Matt Walsh<br />
Head of Primary<br />
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