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Education Scotland - BGE benchmarks 0 Maths - free practice questions Bearsden Academy - S1 , S2 , S3 resources Calderglen High - exercise booklets CJ Maths - videos, worksheets Dalkeith High - exercises Dunblane High - S1 , S2 , S3 resources Free S1 & S2 Maths - various resources Larkhall Academy - S1 , S2 , S3 booklets Leith Academy - numeracy practice Maths 180 - video tutorials Maths 777 - lesson notes Maths Mutt - notes and examples M1 Maths - explanations and practice Pitlochry High - S1 , S2 , S3 resources D R Turnbull - notes and worksheets
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See also: National 4 Maths . You should be working confidently within Fourth Level before starting National 5.
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Year 1 topic and homework grid.
- March 1, 2019
Dear Parents and Carers
Below are links to this half term’s homework grids and topic overviews. Please make sure that your child brings in evidence of one completed homework activity every week on a Wednesday to show their class teacher. Thank you for supporting your child’s learning at home!
Year 1 Homework Grid
Year 1 Topic Overview
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Home education is where a parent or carer chooses to become the main educator of their children. They take the legal responsibility for deciding what their children will learn and how. In most cases, this is without direct support from schools or a local council.
Home education is the official term for this type of education in the home. We use this rather than 'home schooling' or 'teaching at home'.
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- mutual respect
- a positive relationship that functions in the best educational interests of the child
The home education guidance on gov.scot sets out, in relation to home-educated children, the roles and responsibilities of both:
- local councils
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- Scottish Home Education Forum
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