Home Learning extra information

Dear Parents,

Thank you for all your ongoing support during this difficult and uncharted time, we have really appreciated your emails of support and kindness.

It is vital that you let Admin know if your child won't be attending school by completing an online absentee form. Please remember to enter the returning date as 09.04.2020 if you are choosing to self isolate until the end of the term. You can also come into the office and complete an extended leave form. Please find the absentee link below:

Online Absentee Link

If your child was away today and you are not returning, could you please email teachers as well so we can forward onto you your child' s personal login codes for home learning. Please find the online learning grid AND resources link below.

Home Learning Resources (Week 8)

Online Learning Grid

Please refer to our previous blog post for tutorials on how to complete some of our daily spelling tasks.

We had a wonderful day of learning today!

Penny and Gemma



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