We are excited to announce we are using Seesaw to enhance our classroom and home learning.

Seesaw enables students to share their learning securely using photographs, videos, drawings, text, PDFs and links with their teachers.

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Here at St. John's the children will be learning what it means to be neurodiverse and celebrating the differences neurodiversity brings with it. 

Within society, there tends to be negative stereotypes associated to neurological differences such as ADHD, Autistic Spectrum Condition, dyslexia, dyspraxia and Tourettes.

We want to demonstrate to our school community that being neurologically diverse is not a negative thing, it's just a different thing!

We've all got our strengths and talents and these should be celebrated and supported. 

An important thing for us ALL to remember is to be kind.

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If you would like to find out more about the upcoming Key Stage1 and 2 national curriculum tests, Gov.uk has published some helpful links 

KS1/2 National curriculum tests: information for parents is available here

KS1 National curriculum video about assessments in May is available here. 

KS2 National curriculum video about assessments in May is available here.

These and other useful links are also available in our Parent Information section here.

We use knowledge and skills from many different subjects such as Maths, Design Technology, Science and Computing.

We each have our own set of Lego where we follow instructions to build different models. Once our model is complete, we then write code on the iPad to program the model to move. We use commands such as repeat, stop and timers to make the model drive forwards and backwards, spin, lift things, tilt, change colour or make noises. We even include a motion sensor to ensure our models don’t crash into objects or to start the motor. 

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We have recently begun using a handwriting scheme in school called Letter-join. The children can access this resource to help them practise at home to help support them in mastering joined writing.

The children will soon be bringing home the log in details.

St John's were rated outstanding in their recent R.E Inspection.

If you would like to our latest report please click here.

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St John's would like to remind parents that Internet Safety for young people is very important. The NSPCC Share Aware campaign educates young people about internet usage.

Click here to visit the Share Aware website.
Click here to visit the NSPCC's Online Safety website.
Click here for St John's Internet Safety page.
Click here for St John's Parent Information section. 
Click here for Useful Web Links for parents.

At St John’s we include the whole family in the life of the school and the education of the children. There are many ways to support your child, further your own learning, and help support school initiatives and activities.

Click here to read more about Parental Involvement & Courses

Click here to look at our Curriculum Section
 

Curriculum plans for each Year group can be found below.

Reception

Nursery

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Year 6
 

Click here for Curriculum plans per Subject Area

St John's run around 20 different extra curricular clubs, and partner with the Liverpool Schools Sports Partnership (LSSP) for many sports events and competitions.

If you would like to see our list of clubs please click here. 

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St John's also has a Reading section, please click here to have a look.

FREE ebooks, and audiobooks from Liverpool's Central Library

Click here to register at www.readliverpool.co.uk