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General Advice

• Ensuring their child completes work each school day at home in line with the Pupil Remote Learning Policy (available on our school website)
• Establishing routines and expectations, developing good habits from the start.
• Chunking the days into predictable segments and helping children to start the day by getting up, getting dressed and being ready to learn at a reasonable time.
• Setting up a physical location that’s dedicated to school-focused activities. Making sure it is quiet, free from distractions and has a good internet connection, where possible.
• Checking that that their child has all the resources that they need and are able to process all instructions they receive from their teachers.
• Ensuring their child logs onto Microsoft Teams each morning to access the work for that day (KS2)
• Supervising the child’s learning - provide support and encouragement and expect your child to do their part. Struggling is allowed and encouraged. Don’t help too much. Becoming independent takes lots of practice.
• Contacting the class teacher about any difficulties the child has with learning. This can be done through the class teacher’s email address.
• Returning all learning packs, resources and completed work to school promptly when requested.