Home Learning

Remote Learning

As a school we want to remove as many barriers to learning as we can - no matter the issue.

If your child is off from school for a short period because they are unwell, they will not be set any work.

If they are off longer term and are well enough to work or if the school, class or phase needs to close for another reason, please check Google Classroom. Your child’s class teacher will leave a message for you pointing towards online work. We have a number of useful learning websites such as Oak National Academy or a combination of lessons and of course live lessons via zoom.

Oak National Academy

BBC Bitesize

Sumdog

Times Table Rockstars

https://www.schoolreaders.org/bookreview

Phonics Play

A national parent helpline has been set up, known as StarLine, and backed by the new virtual Oak Academy, as well as Star Academies, the Confederation of School Trusts, Triple P UK and a number of academy trusts. It is also staffed by Ofsted inspectors who have been redeployed alongside teachers to provide advice about home learning to parents. The helpline is designed to help parents and carers create regular routines and study habits, offering practical steps to take and access to resources, such as support with a specific topic or advice on how to structure the day, deal with difficult behaviour or manage the learning of several children.
StarLine is open six days a week and covers all areas of the curriculum across all phases of education. The number to call is 0330 313 9162 (calls charged at local rate).

Google Classroom

FAQ's

Question	Answer
My child is signed into their Google account, but when they click on the Meet link, it won't allow them in.	This is because the device being used is signed into another Google account. Make sure you are signed out of any other Google accounts before your child signs into their school account. See the document, 'Issues signing into Google Classroom' below to help you with this.

General Tips