Schools’ duty to provide remote education
Where a pupil, class, group or small number of pupils need to self-isolate, or there is a local lockdown requiring pupils to remain at home, DfE expects schools to be able to immediately offer them access to remote education. Schools should ensure remote education, where needed, is high-quality and aligns as closely as possible with in-school provision.
Our remote learning plan can be found here -
Parents information about our home learning -
Class Dojo is our online class communication and reward tool. Staff will be adding class updates and information about what is happening in the classroom. You can also send a direct message to the class teacher during this period where we are unable to allow parents into the school buildings. If at any point we move to home learning, this is be a preferred platform for sending work home.
https://home.classdojo.com/#/signup
Here is a single page with linked YouTube tutorials for Class Dojo -
Here is a booklet explaining the 'basics' of Class Dojo -
Here is a booklet explaining how to access remote learning on Class Dojo -
Here is a guide to adding a recorded voice over on Class Dojo-
Keep your child safe online, please see the following support -
Guidance for parents and carers on supporting children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic -
Supporting your children's education during coronavirus (COVID-19) -
A home learning guide for Parents and Carers from North Yorkshire -
Click here for the link to BBC Bitesize online learning -
Click here for the link to Oak National Academy -
Top tips for home schooling from Oak National Academy -
Hungry Little Minds - Simple, fun activities for kids, from newborn to five
PhonicsPlay is a great resource for EYFS and KS1 Y1 and Y2:
Why not try some activities or tasty recipes -
Science, Maths, Computing and D&T home learning activities -
English heritage home learning -
The Go-To for healthy minds in North Yorkshire -
Place2Be support for childrens mental health -
Supporting children with Special Educational Needs -
The Archbishop of York Youth Trust Home Learning -
