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Site Supervisor Salary APT/C scale 3/4 £17,484 - £20,877 Hours - 36 hours per week 52 weeks a year We are looking for an enthusiastic and responsible non-resident site supervisor to look after our site. The main duties of the job will be security, maintenance, cleaning, energy and services, health and safety and some lettings. Experience is necessary. The school is committed to the safeguarding of children. This post is subject to an enhanced CRB check. Your will need to be Reliable and well organised Flexible and able to juggle priorities Self motivated with a ‘can do’ attitude to work. Application pack available from the school website www.robinhood-junior.co.uk Visits to the school are encouraged and should be arranged by calling Mrs Gail Coleman on 02086424292 Closing date 19th January 2012 Interview week beg. 23rd January 2012 Start date ASAP ( subject to various clearances)
Taken from the government's National Strategies website: http://nationalstrategies.standards.dcsf.gov.uk/node/311017
Write a letter to Scrooge - bah humbug! (Taken from www.teachitprimary.co.uk)
Aimed at Year 6. Practice planning arguments. Then writing them up. Ideas, TAPPS and planning sheets.
Lots of addition questions to practice. Don't do all of them at once! Try one page and see how you get one. Use a calculator to check your answers: to practice using the calculator.
Use a mirror, pencil and ruler to draw the reflections of the shapes in the mirror line.
Lots of subtraction questions, laid out in columns. Don't do all the pages at once. Show your workings.
Practice multiplying and dividing whole number by 10
One in five children aged 8 to 16 has had their mobile phone stolen, often by another child or group of children. (Office for National Statistics) With Christmas just around the corner, many of your children may have the latest mobile phone handset at the top of their wish list. Read the attached document for hints about how to stay safe. Visit the website for more ideas and activities. http://www.outofyourhands.com/site/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4&Itemid=4
eSafety guide for parents to describe facebook and how to keep safe.
Discover how technology can help parents, schools and pupils work together.
