Remote Learning
Following the Government guidance, from January 2023, there is no longer a statutory requirement for schools to provide a policy for remote education.
Attendance is essential for pupils to get the most of their school experience.
Remote learning should only ever be considered as a last resort where a decision has already been made that attendance at school is not possible, but pupils are able to continue learning.
Every effort should be made to ensure pupils are taught in person by attending their school. There are only a limited number of circumstances where a pupils is unable to attend school but is able and well enough to continue their education remotely.
Where the school does have to close in an emergency situation, the guidance below should be followed alongside any further guidance sent to parents ClassDojo or Arbor
Remote Education Provision at Holy Family Catholic Primary School_A Guide for Parents
Remote learning resources
We use a range of resources in school to support learning. Many of these are free apps. Here are the main links. These can be used for additional practise at home too – just click the links.
Safeguarding
Children are at a greater risk if they are unsupervised when using devices which allow them access to the internet. All the well-known social media apps are for ages 13 plus. Set age-appropriate parental controls on any devices your child uses and supervise their use of websites and apps. Role model safe behaviour and privacy awareness. Talk to your child about safe use. If you haven’t downloaded this app yet please ask for further support. Be active daily and get away from the screen regularly and at least an hour before bed.
