Remote Learning
It is important to us to be able to deliver high quality education at all times. In the unlikely event of some groups of pupils or all pupils being unable to attend school and access face-to-face education, we will seek to do this remotely.
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Circumstances where it might not be possible for pupils to receive in person education come into two broad categories:
- School closures or restrictions on attendance, where school access for pupils is restricted: Pupils will have access to remote education as soon as is reasonably practicable and in proportion to the length of absence and possible disruption to the learning. The first couple of days of absence may look different to more extended periods.
- Individual cases where a pupil is unable to attend school, but is able to engage with learning: Individual pupil needs will be discussed on a case-by-case basis. Normally, this will be via resources and activities on Google Classroom or Oak National Academy: Oak National Academy Online Classroom
Our prime vehicle for delivering remote education will be through your child’s school Google account. This will give them access to their emails, Google Classroom and other applications. Google Classroom will be where the ‘meet’ link for live lessons and other resources are shared.
For more information on how to access ‘Google Classroom’ and what our expectations are in this situation, please visit the ‘Google Classroom’ information on the school website.
Curriculum Overviews:
These are available on the school website and are organised by subject and year group, so you can see what the learning is at any given time in the year.
Useful websites and links
There are some other useful websites and resources that you and your child may find useful:
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SATs Companion (Years 5 and 6);
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TT Rockstars (Times Tables: Years 5 and 6);
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DrFrost Maths (All year groups);
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Seneca Learning (All year groups);
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BBC Bitesize (All year groups);
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White Rose Maths (All year groups)
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Kerboodle - Science (Years 7 and 8)
There is also other useful information in your child’s planner for many of the subject areas.