When children are at school, we work hard to provide a place that inspires them to be excited, to be motivated and to feel positive. When they are at home, it helps them if these values are continued.
As parents and whānau, you play an incredibly important role in supporting children’s learning at school and at home. A safe and happy home environment, plenty of sleep and healthy food all helps. Actively involving yourself with your children’s education and developing a positive relationship with our school is really beneficial.
The following link will take you to the Ministry of Education webpage that provides information and tips on getting involved in your child’s reading, writing and mathematics learning. Select the relevant level to find out more.
Years 1–8 — Ministry of Education
You can also support your children in the development of the key competencies that they need to function well in a rapidly changing world. The Ministry of Education provides some valuable advice on how you can support your children. (Click here)
Search for learning games, activities, or worksheets to help your child learn at home from the BBC.
Current Events and News Quiz for kids
Good phonics activities to support learning to read, also good maths activities.
Touch typing for kids
This guide features what children do online and at school, the threat of online strangers and how to ensure a healthy balance between Internet use, your children’s online privacy, digital security, and more on online safety to mention.