KS1 Virtual Multi Skills
Welcome to the KS1 Virtual Multi Skills page.
Here you will find the resources you require in order to record the results from your Virtual Multi Skills work pack. These resources are here to make life as easy as possible and help you in monitoring the progress of your children.
Remember, the programme can take place anytime throughout the year, as long as the results are submitted to your SSCo by Monday 4th July. If both year one and year two are taking part then you only submit one document from your school. The excel document has two separate tabs on the bottom, one for year one, one for year two. If you have any questions at all then please do not hesitate to contact me or your SSCO.
Regards and good luck!
Lee Cadwallader (Competition & Club Links Manager)
Resources
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KS1 VMS CLASS RECORD SHEET.docx | 07/09/2010 | 11.5 KB |
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KS1 VMS INDIVIDUAL RECORD SHEET.pptx | 07/09/2010 | 72.3 KB |
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Competitor_Certificate.pdf | 14/10/2010 | 275.6 KB |
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KS1_VMS_1.xls(1).xls | 23/05/2011 | 41.5 KB |
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