School Closure Learning

St Michael's Summer Scrapbook Challenge

If you are looking for something to occupy those quieter hours/rainy days why not try our summer challenge? See below for more information (this pdf is also uploaded to Google Classrooms and was emailed to parents on 16/7/2020).

If you complete a scrapbook, please bring it in to show your new class teacher in September.

Happy holiday and stay safe.

Important documents to help you at home.

School Closure Learning on Google Classrooms - the whole school can now access "school closure learning" through google classrooms. We will continue to upload learning to google classrooms during this time of restricted opening. Click here to visit google classrooms.

There are lots of different activities, games and challenges in the Maths section of our website - click here to access them. New activities will be added as they become available.

The Devon Wildlife Trust are now setting a new wild challenge every week for school pupils to undertake during the current lockdown. You can find details of the first challenge below.

Sustrans have produced a range of different activities, all with a focus on sustainable and green transport! Here are a selection you could try.

John Lewis and Partners have launched a competition to design a "superhero" teddy bear. The winning bear will be sold in John Lewis stores later in the year to raise money for the NHS. You can find more information following this link (scroll down the page to the relevant section), and can use the template below for any design ideas!

As we are currently living through a significant piece of history, how about completing these "time capsule" ideas sheets?

The Department for Education (DfE) has brought together an initial list of online educational resources to help children to learn at home. These websites have been identified by some of the country’s leading educational experts and offer a wide range of support and resources for pupils of all ages. Click here to access the list. Please note that content on this list is liable to change/update and has not been monitored by the school.

If you are looking for a novel way to show your appreciation to key workers in our community, these Lego pictures might be just what you are looking for! There are 12 different designs (4 examples are shown below), each representing a different key worker. Download from the list below to print and colour in.

Local artist, Becky Bettesworth, has released a range of her prints, which can be downloaded for colouring in your own style! Click on the (very) faint images below to view each piece of artwork, and use the named documents below to open a printable copy. You can also visit her website here to download your free copies.

Exeter Chiefs Rugby are running a "design a shirt" competition. Use the template below and submit your entry via social media by 9th April. Use #LOOKGOODCHIEFS and tag Exeter Chiefs. There are different age group prizes available, including over 18s, so this one's not just for the children! You could also do this for fun, if you miss the deadline!