Homework Policy - Victory Primary School.

Homework Policy What is homework? It is work the child is asked to do outside lesson time, either on their own or with parents and carers. Aims. 1) To help the child make good progress with work in school. 2) Encourage family learning and thereby promote children’s positive attitude to learning.

Homework should provide a positive link between the school and the home, and serve as an avenue of communication through which affirmation and support can develop. Attached is the St Lawrence Primary Homework Policy.

Homework Policy (Secondary) Department Owner Operations (National). in accordance with school and departmental policy. 6.10 It is the responsibility of the teaching and learning lead to ensure that an evaluation and review of school homework policy and procedures is undertaken. The key criterion will be the extent to which the policy is contributing to students’ progress and their.

English primary school children spend less time on homework than their peers in other countries but the difference is much less for secondary pupils, according to the survey, which was carried out.

HOMEWORK POLICY September 2012 RATIONALE We appreciate the importance of home and school links and the need for parents and teachers to work together to ensure a good education for the children. It is for this reason that we set homework in school from a fairly young age, although the.

Lawford C of E Primary School. September 2016 - We have made a slight amendment to the policy. There will now be regular check in dates, for example, having two completed by each half term, to ensure that all pupils meet the homework expectation.

The principal is responsible for developing and implementing a school homework policy. 5. Monitoring, evaluation and reporting requirements 5.1. Group Leader, Learning Policy is responsible for monitoring the implementation of this policy and reviewing its effectiveness, at least every three years. 6. Contact. Leader, Primary Curriculum (02.

If parents have any problems or questions about homework, they should, in the first instance, contact the child’s class teacher. If they wish to make a formal complaint about the school homework policy or the way it is implemented; parents should put their complaint in writing as stated in the Complaints Procedure Policy.

School policies cover every aspect of school life. Below are some of our most important policies for your reference. If you want to know our policy on something that is not listed, please ask the school office.

Starcross Primary School HOMEWORK POLICY - 2010 INTRODUCTION Homework in our school takes various forms depending on the age of the pupils,. For example, for younger children it may be practicing reading and the learning of.

At Scantabout Primary School we believe that homework should be part of an enriched curriculum. In line with best practice our Homework Policy should be developed in consultation with all stakeholders. Aims. To ensure that all children have the opportunity to complete homework following the current guidelines.

Primary Department Homework Policy Definition of homework Homework refers to any work or activities assigned to students as an extension of classroom work. There are three types of homework: 1. Practice assignments to reinforce newly acquired skills. For example, students who have just learned a new method of solving a math problem are given sample problems to solve on their own. 2.