Remote Learning
Welcome to our Remote Learning page.
Remote Learning - Information for parentsRemote Learning Expectations for parents, teachers and children
Please follow your child's Year Group tab for additional work.
Accessing Learning Remotely
If your child has to isolate but is well enough to access learning remotely, please follow the guidance below.
EYFS - Year 1
As much of the learning takes place through the provision in early years and year 1, teachers will direct parents and carers to Oak National Academy. The sessions will link to the learning taking place in the classroom as far as possible and a laptop will be provided if needed.
On the first day of absence, a member of the attendance team or the class teacher will contact home to find out whether the child is able to access learning remotely. If they are, we will support parents and carers with Oak National Academy, directing them to the relevant sessions.
The attendance team will be in regular contact to ensure your child can access the learning and the class teacher will then make contact if any further support is needed.
https://classroom.thenational.academy
Year 2- Year 6
From years 2-6, pupils will be able to access live learning which takes place within the classroom. A laptop will be provided if necessary, and the class teacher will invite pupils to all lessons via Microsoft teams. Pupils will be able to submit their work via MS teams and teachers will provide feedback.
On the first day of absence, a member of the attendance team or the class teacher will contact home to find out whether the child is able to access learning remotely. If they are, we will support parents and carers to set up MS teams and provide all necessary login information. Remote learning will begin the following day.
If they are unwell, parents and carers will be asked to contact the school as soon as their child is feeling better and is ready to access learning. The attendance team will be in regular contact to support parents and carers.
Downloading MS Teams
Resources
If you are all stuck at home, here is a useful article from Parent Zone with some family ideas on how to entertain your children safely during this time..
Online Resources across all subjects
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Busy Things Fun educational resources especially good for Early Years and KS1. Parents can register for a 7 day free trial https://www.busythings.co.uk/
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Twinkl Free instant access to interactive activities, resource packs, PowerPoints and worksheets across the whole curriculum. Go to www.twinkl.co.uk/offer and enter the code UKTWINKLHELPS and then visit the Parents Hub. https://www.twinkl.co.uk/offer
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Classroom Secrets have created free learning packs for all year groups including EYFS. https://classroomsecrets.co.uk/free-home-learning-packs/
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TTS have put together free EYFS, KS1 and KS2 Learning packs.
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BBC supermovers - great ideas for learning whilst keeping your children active.
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Topmarks - interactive games and resources across the curriculum.
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ICT Games - interactive Maths and English games.
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Newsround - keep up-to-date with the latest news.
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Purplemash ICT learning with additional subjects https://www.purplemash.com/login/
Maths online learning
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Mymaths Usernames and passwords your child should have from years 1-6 many of you will have this already at home. https://www.mymaths.co.uk/
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Times Table Rockstars are offering full free access to times table practice.
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NRICH - Click on the primary hub to access maths problem solving activities for children.
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Topmarks Daily Ten and other maths games.
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Sum dog Usernames and passwords for CTG pupils https://www.sumdog.com/user/sign_in?to=%2Femails
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ICT Games - maths games.
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Khan Academy Supports in learning all areas of Maths with tutorial support. Click on courses to access the different learning. https://www.khanacademy.org/
Computing Resources
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Dance-mat Typing skills -this is a great opportunity for children to improve their typing skills.
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Code Club self-led coding projects using Scratch or HTML/CSS projects.
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Scratch - children can watch the tutorials and practise their skills. They can set up their own accounts with parental permission. For KS1 we recommend Scratch Junior which is a free app on ipads and tablets (but not PC's yet). You can view these free tutorials and activities to get you started.
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Code.org You can use hour of code or sign up for a free coding course. These courses are self-led and age appropriate and are brilliant for developing vital debugging skills.
Online Safety
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ThinkuKnow- a great website to work through age appropriate online safety activities with your children.
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BBC Own It!- Useful advice and games for upper KS2 children.
Science
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NFU Education- Science and STEM resources.
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National Geographic Kids- games, competitions and interesting fact files.
History
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BBC Bitesize History - Learn more about your favourite period of British or World history.
