Learning Support

Tips for Helping with Homework

- Create a routine
- Set a regular time for homework, like after school or in the evening. This helps your child know what to expect and makes homework a normal part of their day.  
- Make space for homework
- Set aside time in your family schedule for homework. You can also try to avoid distractions.  
- Help your child understand their homework
- If your child is struggling with homework, they might not understand what they're supposed to do.  
- Encourage independence
- Don't force your child to do their homework. Instead, encourage them to work independently and take responsibility for their work.  
- Praise your child
- Give your child lots of praise for their hard work and improved focus, handwriting, or presentation.  
- Help your child manage their time
- Create a to-do list to help your child prioritise their tasks and know where to start. 
- Consider what's due and when, and order your child's study time based on deadlines and importance.  
- Engage with the class teachers
- Stay involved with Warwick Bridge School and the staff

More information about helping your child with homework can be found at Place2Be parenting Smart.

Support for Families

Family Action Cumbria - Support children and families in Allerdale, Barrow, Carlisle and Copeland
Barnardo's - Provides family support services for children 0-19 years old across the Eden Valley
NSPCC
Focus Family | Cumberland Council
Keeping your baby safe in the sun - NHS
Child Accident Prevention Trust | A safer world for all our children
The Lullaby Trust - Support for parents of young children
Growing up with a dog - How dogs and children can enjoy living together

  
Specialist Support

Public health 5-19 - health conditions - special needs

Includes details to access:

Cumbria Learning Disabilities Team
Autism Spectrum Disorders
Communication Difficulties
Co-ordination and Physical Difficulties

Maths at Warwick Bridge

Please look at the attached information about how Maths is taught at Warwick Bridge School.