HOME LEARNING
We have created this page to gather lesson resources for children to be able to continue their learning at home.
Please click on the virtual classroom link below for this week's work.
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Click here to access our virtual classroom blog which has 'live' lessons in reading, writing and maths updated by your child's teacher daily. Activities include video tutorials, worksheets, and online games.
Please don't worry if you don't have access to a printer - you should be able to work off the screen and write any answers on paper. If you are struggling with any of the work, please don't put any pressure on yourself or your child. Please be reassured that there are lots of apps and online activities you can do, and there is also great value in other family learning like cooking, reading, playing and spending time together.
If for any reason both members of the teaching team are ill and prevented from working, lessons will recommence as soon as possible. This will be confirmed within a post on the virtual classroom.
Home learning also features a weekly curriculum project that families can work on if they wish. These give you a number of different activity suggestions based on different areas of the curriculum, including art, science, technology, DT, geography and history.
Teachers will tell you more about them in your child's virtual classroom blog posts.
STAY SAFE:
Visit Childline online or call them on 0800 1111.
Visit The NSPCC online or call them on 0808 800 5000.
Please ensure that children are supervised when using the embedded YouTube videos as we cannot be held responsible for any unsuitable adverts or links to other videos which may appear. You can visit our e-safety page for some useful tips and links.
Useful resources
Please also check out our Twitter @ColeshillCofE for retweets of interesting activities to try.
