Miss Mills 
Miss Welton 
Mrs Brown
Mrs Dennis
Year 3 Makaton Shakin Stevens Video
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Home Learning
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Supporting Home Learning Routines – Planning the Day
| safety |
| cyberbullying |
| esaftey |
| text-bulling |
| parent-factsheet-0414 |
| Coping with Self Harm Guide |
| Ready Steady Read Grid Read Steady Read RULES |
| TOPICS AUTUMN 2 Spring 2 Topics Spring 1 Topics |
| Swimming Day | |
| 3W, 3M, 3B Thursday |
EXCITING NEWS … Engayne staff have been recording stories in audio and video format. They are in our very own STORYTIME library. Click the link to find a story. There are lots to choose from!
Although libraries are currently closed, there are services online for FREE! If you are not already a member you can sign up for free at: https://www.havering.gov.uk/info/20039/libraries
With your library membership you can view a variety of story and factual books online. To find out more visit: https://www.havering.gov.uk/info/20039/libraries/685/ebooks_and_audiobooks
Visit the link below to also find encyclopedias, dictionaries, art and music resources in the virtual library: https://www.havering.gov.uk/info/20039/libraries/680/virtual_library
We all support the NHS and all key workers!
We took part in a project called ‘Hear My Story’ with TATE, London. We hope the photographs show how quickly our children and their families have adapted to learning online and staying at home. Each photograph shows our pupils with an object that is special to them. It has been fascinating to see and hear about all the amazing personal history Engayne children have!
We have also created a montage of the photos from across the school. To view this video click here.
We support and celebrate reading on World Book Day!
Click here to watch a World Book Day 2021 rap! How many of the books mentioned have you read?
Stay connected to Engayne
We would love you to join this community and stay connected with Engayne. Were you an Engayne pupil? Do you know someone who was?
We need people from a range of careers and pathways to open our pupils’ eyes to what’s possible in the future and help to enhance school life. You could support us in many ways – as role models, assembly speakers, fundraisers, classroom volunteers, governors and more. There is no obligation to do anything after you’ve signed up but you’ll receive a few updates to let you know what we’re up to.
If you would like to stay involved in supporting our school, sign up as a ‘friend’ here (or, if you happen to be a former pupil yourself select that option): https://networks.futurefirst.org.uk/signup/engayneprimary