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Dear Parents/Carers,
The Department for Education (DfE) have announced that Home Learning is a requirement for all children not in school and there is an expectation for all pupils who are working from home to complete work set by school and to get feedback from school to ensure ongoing progress.
Pupils working from home will either be provided with a paper 'Home Learning' pack or information will be emailed home - to be agreed between home and school.
Current government guidelines state that during the lockdown Early Years and KS1 pupils should spend an average of 3 hours per day on school work, whilst KS2 is recommended for an average of 4 hours per day. Up to one hour maximum should be spent on a lesson, including time for completing independent work (phonics, spellings and reading are usually 15-20 minute sessions). If your child has not completed a lesson within the hour, we suggest letting your teacher know this and then moving on to the next lesson to ensure a broad and balanced home curriculum.
School will be making welfare phone calls home each week – a quick chat to check everything is ok, but if pupils have not been submitting work or contacting teachers about their learning for two or more consecutive days then a member of staff will be in contact to follow this up.
Thank you for your continued support and stay safe everyone!