Remote Learning 

In the event of school closure or that your child is self-isolating, we will be using Seesaw to keep in touch with your child and will be assigning them with a minimum of three pieces of work every day which may look something like this: 

• Reading

• Reading response or writing activity 

• Maths activity 

• Topic Task - linked to the children's science, geography, history or art topic

• Physical activity

Instructions for children to login into their Seesaw journal are on their unique Home Learning Code letter, so please help your child to access this app and complete the tasks. Not all tasks have to be completed within Seesaw, but we will use this channel to explain the tasks. If you have limited access to devices, you can download the app on a mobile phone to view the tasks and the children can complete them in their book.

In addition, if your child is unable to come to school due to illness and is feeling up to it we have provided a list of resources below which you can explore with the children. This list will be evolving, so please check regularly.

Children can also access Reading Eggs and Timetable Rock Stars as they would do in school. 

Online Resources across all subjects

• Oak National Academy Nearly 10,000 free video lessons, resources and activities, covering most subjects 
• Busy Things - Fun educational resources especially good for Early Years and KS1. Parents can register for a 7 day free trial or login with the children's LGFL logins or QR codes and passwords.
• 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.
• BBC super movers - great ideas for learning whilst keeping your children active.
• Topmarks - interactive games and resources across the curriculum.
• ICT Games - interactive Maths and English games.
• Newsround - keep up-to-date with the latest news.

Please encourage children to extend their school learning by following up on topics, ideas and the things that interest them. This is a great time to encourage your child to develop their own passion  - art, music, dance, sport, computing, science, design. All of our children enjoy their own favourite things so it is great to follow their interests too.

Click the links below for fun and educational non-screen activities that can be completed at home and support independent learning.

Don't forget you can access Reading eggs and Timetables Rock Stars with your logins for daily practice!

Click on the pictures to access your account.