Teacher Training

School Homework Diary Notebook – A5

Perfectly sized homework diary which covers covering the entire academic year.
It allows effective exchange of communication between parent/teacher, alongside developing kids organisation skills, planning, and time management.

• 84 pages per book
• 6-day week
• Week to view over 2 pages
• Space for parent’s and teacher’s signatures
• 7mm feint ruled
• Size meaures A5 – 148mm x 210mm
• Thick 90gsm white paper
• Sturdy matte finish bound cover

Back to school essentials for primary and secondary schools!

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Navigating the pivotal academic years between ages 5 to 11 can be a transformative journey for every child. Equipping them with the right tools not only helps in their academic pursuits but also fosters essential life skills. Here are compelling reasons why this comprehensive Homework, Grade & Project Tracker Book is an indispensable tool for students in this age group:

1. Foundation for Organizational Skills: At this formative age, students are gradually introduced to multiple subjects, projects, and assignments. A tracker book provides a centralized place to record, organize, and manage these tasks, laying the groundwork for developing organizational skills that will benefit them throughout their lives.

2. Boosts Responsibility & Independence: With a dedicated tracker, students take ownership of their academic responsibilities. They learn the importance of deadlines, prioritize tasks, and become more self-reliant in managing their time.

3. Visual Progress Monitoring: Tracking grades and feedback helps students visualize their progress over time. Recognizing areas of improvement or subjects that need extra attention can motivate them to put in more effort and achieve better outcomes.

4. Reduced Stress & Overwhelm: Knowing exactly what needs to be done and when it’s due can significantly reduce feelings of being overwhelmed. This clarity can diminish anxiety and stress associated with schoolwork, leading to a more balanced and enjoyable academic experience.

5. Enhanced Memory Retention: Writing down assignments and project details aids in memory retention. The act of jotting down tasks can reinforce learning and help students remember important details.

6. Fosters Goal Setting: With a clear overview of their academic trajectory, students can set short-term and long-term goals. Achieving these milestones can boost their confidence and drive further success.

7. Parent-Child Collaboration: The tracker book can serve as a communication bridge between parents and their children. Parents can be more involved, understanding what their child is working on, offering help when needed, and celebrating achievements together.

8. Preparation for Future Challenges: As students move on to higher grades, the complexity and volume of assignments increase. Having a system in place early on prepares them to handle these challenges more efficiently.

9. Creates a Record of Achievements: Over time, the tracker book becomes a tangible record of a student’s journey, highlighting their achievements, challenges, and growth. It can serve as a keepsake, reminding them of their dedication and hard work.

10. Enhances Creativity & Personalization: A tracker book can be more than just a functional tool. Students can personalize it with stickers, drawings, and notes, making it a reflection of their personality and encouraging creative expression.

In an age where digital distractions are rampant, this Homework, Grade & Project Tracker Book serves as a tangible, reliable, and personal tool to guide students aged 5-11 through their academic journey. Empower them with this essential resource, and watch them thrive both academically and personally. Perfect for parents, teachers, and guardians who want to provide the best for their young learners.

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As a senior mental health lead, your role is an island in the stream, a safe port for students and colleagues to weather the storms. Having undertaken this challenge, you will require support and resources to be effective and, crucially, leave a legacy to future SMHLs to aid the continuation of the role.

Islands in the Stream is a general toolkit to equip you with the versatility and knowledge needed to cultivate mental wellbeing and respond to the ever-changing needs of your school. It will help you create a culture where children thrive, bettering the mental health and wellbeing of those within the school community and beyond.

Whether a new or experienced SMHL, you will find a wealth of resources to help guide you through the requirements of the role, including the auditing process, purposeful interventions, and the ethical dilemmas you will face. All while protecting and future-proofing your own mental wellbeing and the mental health of those around you.

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