Homework Timetable 2024/25

 

Years 11 and 12

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GCSE subjects will set at least one homework a week but may set considerably more as exams approach. Check the homework diary!

OCN and Occupational Studies subjects do not set homework as a general rule. The work for these courses is done during class time, so daily attendance is vital.

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Catering will often assess students via a knowledge test and students will be required to revise in advance. This will often be set as a homework so, once again, check your child's homework diary.

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Years 8, 9 and 10

 

English, Maths, and French set homework weekly. All other subjects set one a fortnight – apart from Drama which sets one a half-term.

 

A tick in the homework timetable indicates the week in which that subject sets a homework for all groups in that year.

 

If a class is identified in the ‘week’ column, this indicates when that group receives homework for that subject. The initials after that identifies the class teacher.

 

If a google classroom code has been included, you can check what homework has been set by following the instructions in the ‘Google Classroom Guide for Students’ found via the link below.

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Any concerns about homework can be emailed to Mr O’Doherty on godoherty162@c2kni.net

 

How can I support my child with homework?

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· Ensure that your child has a homework diary and is using it every day to write down the details of the work set

· Check the homework diary each day and sign it weekly

· Where possible, register for subjects using google classroom via the codes supplied

· Create a weekly timetable with your child for the completion of homework and stick to it so that routines are established

· Use resources such as google, BBC bitesize and YouTube for support about subject specific topics and learning

· Make sure that your child has a suitable place to do homework such as a desk in their room or use of the kitchen table

· Encourage your child to remove distractions such as their phone while doing their homework

· Allow for short breaks in between the completion of tasks