In the event that our pupils cannot attend school on a daily basis, the following resources can be used to ensure that pupils do not fall behind in their learning.
Please read our Remote Learning Policy which outlines our remote learning offer. It can be viewed by following the link bellow.
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All teachers will be available to communicate with parents through Class Dojo. For Early Years, please make sure you log on each day so that your child doesn’t miss out on daily tasks set.
https://www.classdojo.com/en-gb/?redirect=true
Please be aware that responses from teachers may not always be instant.
In Key stage 1 and 2 we will continue to communicate with parents using Dojo but work for children will be set using Microsoft Teams. There will be a live collective worship each day. In the event of a bubble closure or lockdown, there will also be a live session with the teacher each afternoon.
Our Trust, BDAT, have a news page with information for parents:
https://www.bdat-academies.org/news/
The following is to some advice for parents on managing children through school closure from Save the Children
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There’s also lots of help and ideas on coping during lock-down on the NSPCC website:
A number of companies have made home learning materials available to parents during the current situation. Please refer to our long term plans on our curriculum page to help you to chose the topics to cover. Teachers may also direct you to resources through Class Dojo.
Maths online learning
Children in years 1 – 6 can use ‘Times Tables Rock Stars’ to help them to learn and increase their speed recall of times tables. They have their own log in from school. If they do not know their log in, please contact their teacher through ‘Class Dojo’ or email.
We use White Rose Maths as part of our teaching in school. They have produced home learning packs for you to use. Follow this link:
https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/
Maths and Science
The Royal Society has some great resources for maths and science learning. Including some fun science experiments from Brian Cox.
Reading online learning
Children in years 3-6 can continue to use accelerated reader. This allows them to read and answer questions about their reading. It will also help their teacher to keep track of how they are doing and to offer advice and support.
https://ukhosted107.renlearn.co.uk/6711155/
We will send some books home with children. These must be returned to school. The accelerated reader book finder can be used to check the level of a book your child might like to read. All the children know which level book they should be using.
https://www.arbookfind.co.uk/UserType.aspx?RedirectURL=%2fdefault.aspx
The following link will take you to a parent’s guide to accelerated reader.
For this resource your child will need to login using a class code. Your child’s teacher has set up these classes:
Year 1: EDTY27AR
Year 2:
Year 3: GY30 GLI2
Year 4: S363RKVK
Year 5: CE9YI3VV
Year 6: V935KQTE
Some year groups to follow ASAP
For this resource your child will need to login using a class code. Your child’s teacher has set up these classes:
Year 1: wwv7351
Year 2: tmx6792
Year 3: aay8592
Year 4: rgd0182
Year 5: let9633
Year 6:huz3829
Some year groups to follow ASAP
http://www.oliverjeffersworld.com/#home
https://www.storylineonline.net/
Grammar and Spelling
PE
Joe Wicks has offered to become “the nation’s PE teacher” following the closure of schools in the UK
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ
On this youtube channel from 9am every morning you can have a follow along PE lesson at home!
General Sites
https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resources/parents
https://classroomsecrets.co.uk/free-home-learning-packs
https://www.planbee.com/free-teaching-resources/free-home-learning-packs
CCA TV
Episode 1 https://youtu.be/zzPO9yyZMuY