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Handwriting

Here are some handwriting sheets for your children to practice their letter formation and joining techniques. You may have already completed these sheets but it is fine for the children to complete them regularly. At Leys we follow the Nelson scheme of handwriting which means that the children have been taught not to curl the letters 'y' and 'g' when joining.

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