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15/09/20

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
Forest Hall School

Our virtual open evening is tonight! You can access our live event at 5pm and find more information on Forest Hall School via https://t.co/jAXGCkZX8f https://t.co/TJManWsOYe

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13/09/20

A beautiful legacy. https://t.co/Br7QpQBdnI

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11/09/20

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
Stories_ByThe_Sea

Anybody like a limited edition print???? Pre-order to get yours! Email 📩 storiesbythesea.com - publication day 15th October. Hardback £8.99 https://t.co/lHuj305DGF

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11/09/20

One of a kind is

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10/09/20

Always there all day every day for anyone feeling suicidal. https://t.co/e6E6IR7rS1

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04/09/20

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
Department for Education

A big thank you to teachers and other school staff for helping children get Tag in your child’s school to show your appreciation. https://t.co/bVazd5nKnJ

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29/08/20

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
Kelly Ashley #WordPower

Did you know that the most common sound in the English language is the schwa? This is the ‘uh’ sound in words like ‘cinema’ and ‘the.’ Interestingly, ‘schwa’ is a German word but meaning comes from a Hebrew word meaning ‘emptiness’ as if the sound isn’t there at all.

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29/08/20

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
Aunty Malorie Blackman

RIP Chadwick Boseman. Thank you for all the amazing films and good works. And thank you for Black Panther, which made the adult me smile and the child in me rejoice because - at last. Rest in eternal peace and power. 😔 https://t.co/aeQh4iaE7J

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25/08/20

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BBC Breaking News

Africa is now free of polio, international body says - the disease once paralysed thousands of children on the continent https://t.co/T6jgEu7WC5

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22/08/20

Condolences to Sir Ken Robinson’s family. His work and writing on education has changed children’s experiences and teachers’ practices for the better. What a legacy to behold. https://t.co/0bvk6AWrL7

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22/08/20

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
Dermot O'Leary

Sadly this was my wedding ring & bag that was stolen. I’m sure I won’t see them again, but I’d really like it if he didn’t have the opportunity to steal yours. Please have a good look at the picture & if you recognise him call 101 ref 6195/21aug Dx https://t.co/esifysCOTM

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21/08/20

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
Kelly Clark

Got to be my top story of this year. Having interviewed 29 students about their results, this young man stopped me in my tracks. A real inspiration to talk to https://t.co/l8B19VsO3U

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21/08/20

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
Kelly Clark

You must have him back to give an inspirational talk to students. He could make anyone see that anything is possible

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20/08/20

Congratulations to all students for their hard work.

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20/08/20

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
Forest Hall School

“Although they have not been able to physically be in school since March, we want to take this time to celebrate their achievements. As they open their results, they should be really proud of themselves. I am proud of them all.” https://t.co/aQXXZVadJs https://t.co/aBO3LBr0qz

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18/08/20

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
Jay-Louise Knight

Are there any geniuses on here please? I've got some extremely sentimental messages on my phone which has died after me dropping it. Put sim in new phone but what's app is completely empty 💔😢 Pls retweet incase you know someone with answers 🙏 Thank you x

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17/08/20

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
Department for Education

“We now believe it is better to offer young people and parents certainty by moving to teacher assessed grades for both A and AS level and GCSE results.” Education Secretary After an extraordinarily difficult year for students, this news will provide certainty. https://t.co/s7Dqu20ott

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15/08/20

Captain Tom and all those who fought to give us and our children a better future- we salute you. https://t.co/ozTxeK6HnI

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14/08/20

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
BookTrust

Not Now, Bernard by David McKee is so timeless that it's celebrating its 40th anniversary this year! To mark the occasion, we're giving you the chance to win an awesome bundle of Not Now, Bernard goodies: https://t.co/36wb4ovGZu https://t.co/UeiZa5Ng1r

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12/08/20

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BMAT

Schools within BMAT take part in National Skipping Day each year, with sports leaders touring schools encouraging various activities. With the event falling just as lockdown hit earlier this year, the schools revamped the initiative with Skipping Week. https://t.co/sRhlu8KCOU https://t.co/80Fbw2HpXI

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Social Stories

Social stories are short, clear ways of explaining some of life's complexities to young children. They are useful when as adults, we cannot find the right words. Generally, children can cope with a great deal if they are given the facts in a way they can mentally manage. At the bottom of this page there are social stories for parents and teachers to use with chidren ranging from why schools are closed, to preparing to go back to school. 

 

Staying Home

Sally Nicholls and Viviane Schwarz have written a short story called Staying Home, for children to try to explain the pandemic to young children. You can access the story here:

https://www.andersenpress.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/STAYING_HOME_medium-res.pdf

 

How to NOT go to School

Mike Forde has written a story for children about home learning and all that comes with it. Access the book here: /167/video-galleries/cat/8/story-time.

 

 

Using books to talk about difficult issues

Juniper Education have written supportive materials about sharing books with children. The following link will take you to a page which helps parents talk to their children using books, about difficult subjects such as their worries and bereavement. 

https://junipereducation.org/share-a-book-spark-a-discussion/?dm_i=4Q6C,C6GM,PWXUF,1D0G3,1

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