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Remote Learning

This information is intended to provide clarity regarding what to expect from remote education where national or local restrictions require entire cohorts (or bubbles) to remain at home.

High quality remote learning will be provided on the following learning platforms. For which all pupils have their log in. If these have been misplaced, please contact the school office.

EYFS- Tapestry
KS1- DB Primary
KS2- Google Classroom

The remote education will be equivalent in length of time to the core teaching that pupils would receive in school; this includes time for the teaching, and completion of tasks. As a minimum, we will provide:

  • Key Stage 1- 3 hours daily
  • Key Stage 2- 4 hours daily

We will ensure:

  •  Lessons link to the year group’s curriculum
  • There will be clarity for pupils and parents/carers
  • That all pupils will have access to a laptop to allow children to access their learning
  • Teaching and learning activities will take in to consideration any special educational needs

We will monitor whether pupils are engaging with the remote learning, and work with families to identify solutions where engagement is a concern. If the cause for concern continues, we will make a welfare visit to your home. Staff recognise that both supporting as an adult, and completing work as a pupil, can be a challenge and will consider providing printed resources to overcome any barriers presented by the digital access.

Collins have made their Big Cat books available to parents along with the resource activities which accompany them:

https://collins.co.uk/pages/big-cat-ebooks

#ThisIsPE       Yorkshire Sport Foundation and leading national organisations, including afPE, have been working with physical educators from across the country to support parents to teach PE at home.

Short two-minute videos are being posted that show parents (and teachers) free, fun and easy to follow PE activities for the whole family to enjoy together.

Kidzone – On here children can play games, create posters/leaflets/stories, colour in, and do a set plan of exercises to videos. 

The ‘Legendary Learner Pack’ is full of activities and useful advice for families to try at home. It can help you to keep your children occupied whilst reinforcing some of the important skills they’ve been developing at school.