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23/02/24

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13/10/23

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12/10/23

Well done for those children who have gone above and beyond!! A lovely milkshake with the head! pic.twitter.com/CbpGcn6ecf— Whyteleafe School () October 12, 2023

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12/10/23

Introducing…Squeaky Clean!! pic.twitter.com/WpGT2u2FXo— Whyteleafe School () October 12, 2023

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12/10/23

Year 6 have been working hard to make a vacuum cleaner that actually sucks!! Take a look at the Super Sucker 2000!!! pic.twitter.com/cgKYBlkWMr— Whyteleafe School () October 12, 2023

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21/06/23

Year 4 are off to Bough Beech! Remember to head to Instagram for more updates on their day! ☀️ pic.twitter.com/cJi4oaPjSv— Whyteleafe School () June 21, 2023

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12/06/23

Reception have arrived safely at Washbrooks farm for their first ever school trip! 🐷🐐🐴☀️☀️— Whyteleafe School () June 12, 2023

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27/05/23

Year five wrote non chronological reports about an animal of their choice. After lots of research, careful planning and an independent write, here are some of our published final pieces! pic.twitter.com/MACmh9okFC— Whyteleafe School () May 27, 2023

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27/05/23

Year five wrote non chronological reports about an animal of their choice. After lots of research, careful planning and an independent write, here are some of our published final pieces! pic.twitter.com/68EEHS4RB3— Whyteleafe School () May 27, 2023

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25/05/23

Drama rehearsals for Alice and Wonderland! It’s going to be fab! Don’t forget to contact the office for your tickets 🍄 https://t.co/WMyrJY2n7c— Whyteleafe School () May 25, 2023

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25/05/23

Year 6 making pizzas and having a picnic at Whyteleafe Park 🧺 https://t.co/eVH6vOQzIF— Whyteleafe School () May 25, 2023

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25/05/23

Year 3 have been enjoying their outside learning finding out about plants and have been busy in art creating Greek pots using clay! 🌻🏺 https://t.co/pr4k3Ssjvh— Whyteleafe School () May 25, 2023

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25/05/23

We are so PROUD of our award winners today 🏆 https://t.co/klb7NCXHIt— Whyteleafe School () May 25, 2023

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24/05/23

Year 6 spending their last evening on the beach 🌊🐚 https://t.co/c5LyFo46Ew— Whyteleafe School () May 24, 2023

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24/05/23

Rides and even more ice cream!! 🍦🍦 https://t.co/asORXClMtc— Whyteleafe School () May 24, 2023

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24/05/23

Fun at Blackgang Chine: Land of imagination! 🎢🎡🎠 https://t.co/3nwC29MzBH— Whyteleafe School () May 24, 2023

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24/05/23

Osbourne House https://t.co/PII2kks86I— Whyteleafe School () May 24, 2023

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23/05/23

An evening stroll along the shore 🌊 https://t.co/X7UVghXAoL— Whyteleafe School () May 23, 2023

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23/05/23

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23/05/23

Fun in the sun 🍦IOW https://t.co/Lpgdio5qUm— Whyteleafe School () May 23, 2023

KS1 Fluency

 

NumBots | Motivational maths practice for schools and families.

Introduction

We’re using this super online resource to support our children’s maths education in EYFS and Key Stage 1. The creators of Times Tables Rock Stars have produced a platform for boosting addition and subtraction skills, called NumBots.

NumBots is an online game and playing little and often will significantly improve your child’s recall and understanding of number bonds and addition and subtraction facts. These are critical foundations in maths so we are excited by the impact NumBots will have.

Logging In

The children have brought home a username label in their reading record. They might need some help navigating to the website (https://play.numbots.com) and entering the details but once they’re in, they just need some quiet space to get on with the games for 5 minutes.

Please ask your child’s teacher if they are struggling to login. Maths Circle (the creators of NumBots) cannot provide username and password information to parents, even during school holidays or out of hours.

Important

Please don’t allow siblings, friends or family to answer for them but do support your child if they’re stuck.

Little and often

In order to get the best out of NumBots children should regularly play for short bursts so we would ask you to give them 5 minutes each day.

Game Types

Story Mode – the emphasis is on learning the ideas and concepts behind addition and subtraction so it features more diagrams, shapes and question styles.

Challenge Mode – the emphasis is more on speed of recall of key facts, like number bonds to 10, doubling small numbers or adding & taking away in your head.

Numbots App

The Numbots App is available at the Apple Store and on Google Play Store.  This allows children to use Numbots on mobile devices and tablets.

The app is free to download but your child will need to enter their login details to play.