Home Learning

HOME LEARNING

Please click below for the home learning offer if your child is absent due to the following reasons:

They are self-isolating due to:
• a positive COVID test for themselves
• having to quarantine

Home learning will be sent home in packs or provided on See Saw, depending on the child’s circumstances.

How to log in to Seesaw:

Home Learning Expectations:

The school will:

– Provide sufficient work to ensure children are able to continue learning when at home during term time.
– Provide a suggested timetable for parents to follow if they wish.
– Set work sufficient for each week.
– Use the school website to post work so all families who are able to, can access.
– Print packs out weekly for those families who are unable to access the internet or a printer.
– Check in weekly on each child to see how they are and how they are finding the work.
– Check more vulnerable children and families twice a week.

Parents will [assuming child and parent are well]:

– Find time and space for the child to do the work set by following the suggested timetable
– Support the children in their work if necessary.
– Ensure the children are doing the work to the best of their ability.
– Ensure work is kept in a book or folder [the school will provide this]
– Ensure children are reading regularly and keeping a reading diary.

RESOURCES:

Child friendly resources about COVID-19:

Child_Friendly_Explanation_of_Coronavirus.pdf

The-Corona-Virus-Free-Printable-Updated-2-The-Autism-Educator-

General Ideas:

Non-screen activities – from Pobble

Extra ideas for Learning at Home

Resources that cover all curriculum areas:

Classroom Secrets – just released packs for each year group, around 50 pages or so. Tons of activities for maths & literacy. Children can also sign up for a ‘KIDS’ account, which is free:

free-home-learning-packs

BBC Bitesize is always reliable and has some great resources for all ages:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize

Literacy:

12 Ideas for reading and writing

KS1 talk about a book spinner

KS2 talk about a book spinners

Hackney’s e library is available free of charge for all Hackney Residents, all you need is a library card and pin number to access it. If you aren’t a member, register her:

https://hackney.gov.uk/libraries#join

For recommended reads for each year group and lots of other information about reading click here

Free classic children’s books on PDF/audiobook format: Click here

For a daily picture stimulus with engaging activities associated to the picture: http://www.pobble365.com/

For a writing stimulus to engage children: http://www.phoenixjuniors.co.uk/wp-content/closurework/Year%204%20Independent%20Writing%20Activities.pdf

Maths:

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button

Times tables Rock Stars [children should know their login details]:

https://play.ttrockstars.com/auth/school/student

Prodigy maths:

http://www.prodigygame.com

Science: