Home Learning - Spring/Summer Terms 2020 Archived materials
LINKS FOR SHARING WITH YOUR FAMILIES OVER THE SUMMER:- (*added 16th July 2020)
Please see some of the websites below which you may like to share with your families:-
The Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families has developed excellent printable selfcare packs for Primary and Secondary school children to use over the summer as well as coronavirus wellbeing pack.
https://www.annafreud.org/schools-and-colleges/resources/selfcaresummer-primary-pack/
https://www.annafreud.org/media/12101/final-selfcaresummer-secondary.pdf
The Book Trust - has produced a guide to using emotion coaching to help little ones with their worries and is also excellent for supporting anxieties around Covid-19:-
Sports England's - initiative for the summer holidays urges us to 'Join the Movement' - https://www.sportengland.org/jointhemovement
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Individual schools will already have prepared some resources to support pupils, and their families/carers, to continue to follow their school's properly planned curriculum. We are all so grateful for the wonderful work of our Headteachers, their teachers and teams who continue to support all pupils and their learning in these very 'different' times. Thank you!
This page is 'password protected' and therefore I would advise you take care in 'sharing' any of the resources/websites below and of course, as per the DfE follow the safeguarding guidelines - DfE safeguarding guidelines and their Disclaimer links which are included below.
The DfE published a list of recommended FREE learning resources (7th April 2020) which includes English/Maths/Science/PE/Well-being and SEND Resources
However, the DfE states that these resources cannot replace a school's properly planned curriculum and these are only additional resources to support parents/pupils for home learning. The DfE has also included their 'Online Education Resources Disclaimer' which should be read whilst using any of the recommended websites on their list and you must check and comply with any terms and conditions on any third party websites. The DfE will review the list of online resources from time to time and may remove any resources without notice.
By using any of the recommended resources you must also refer to the DfE's safeguarding guidance:-
NEW - FROM MONDAY, 20TH APRIL 2020
The DfE recommends that pupils follow the guidance from their own individual school - Individual resources cannot replace a school’s properly planned curriculum, and the resources that are being recommended currently for FREE use for home learning are not to be used in place of existing resources which schools may be using as part of their continued provision for pupils’ education at this time.
Oak National Academy - *to launch from Monday 20th April 2020, with 180 FREE video lessons for all year groups from Reception to Year 10 - see link below for more information https://www.thenational.academy/
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*OAK NATIONAL ACADEMY 2020/2021 - will continue to offer online lessons for 2020/2021 and are offering FREE Webinars about what their offers will include from September 2020 - register for their webinars by going to this link - oaknat.uk/3dQ32Ro
- BBC - Bitesize Daily - daily lessons both available online and on TV *from Monday, 20th April 2020
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize
- The Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) has also today, 23rd April, published some resources for both schools and parents/carers regarding home learning - see the link here which takes you to the main page and there are other links which take you to individual resources - https://educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/covid-19-resources/?mc_cid=c35fb6c0fd&mc_eid=2223bef363
LIVERPOOL CULTURAL EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP (LCEP)
A wide selection of resources are available at:-
LIVERPOOL LEARNING PARTNERSHIP (LLP)
Resources to support schools and families can be found here:-
https://www.liverpoollearningpartnership.com/resources-to-help-during-social-distancing-and-self-isolation/
Also see -
INNOVATE MY SCHOOL (*updated 8th April 2020*)
Over the last few weeks Innovate My School has transformed their FREE platform, EdTech Impact, with over 1,200 curriculum and whole school solutions, scrutinised on their home learning accessibility, implementation support and impact on educational outcomes. From health and wellbeing to CPD and training, they have become the largest crowd-sourced review platform focusing exclusively on EdTech, and are now helping thousands of schools (and parents) make more informed decisions every single day. See here - https://edtechimpact.com/?mc_cid=f5a2ca4bb5&mc_eid=1cc602d1bd
Now includes a parent filter.
*These have not been verified by DfE’s educational experts but the DfE has included Innovate Edtech Impact on their list because they also cover other areas of the curriculum that are not covered above.
Also see Innovate's Parents' Resources - https://edtechimpact.com/products?special=parents&mc_cid=f5a2ca4bb5&mc_eid=1cc602d1bd
See Innovate's Twitter Feed here - https://twitter.com/innovatemyschl?mc_cid=f5a2ca4bb5&mc_eid=1cc602d1bd
PARENTAL ENGAGEMENT NETWORK (PEN) - FREE Active Families -Home Learning Resources for EYFS and KS2 https://penetwork.co.uk/product/home-learning-resources-group-3/
NEW - 30TH APRIL 2020 FROM THE PARENTAL ENGAGEMENT NETWORK - FREE RESOURCES FOR KS1 AND KS2 PUPILS/PARENTS IN SCHOOL OR AT HOME
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The resources have been designed to help children develop their maths and literacy skills, improve visual perception, manual dexterity, learn new things have fun be creative and let their imaginations run wild! This week’s resources will suit families with children in primary school. We hope that families will be able to learn together, but children can do the activities independently. No special expertise is needed, there are no wrong answers, just a willingness to get involved and learn. Each home learning card contains a variety of activities that are suitable for children in the Early Years all the way up to KS2. We have also included one of our new range of KS2 Authors activity cards. This week we are learning all about Roald Dahl and his writing.
ORACY - VOICE 21 - some of our Liverpool schools are already part of the Liverpool Voice 21 Oracy programme but you might be interested to read some of their oracy thinking and resources with the links below
NEWS (3.4.2020) - launching soon - Voice 21 Connect Space - will be working hard over Easter to develop their new V21 Connect space for the oracy teaching and learning community. There, we will share our latest oracy thinking and resources, and will be asking you to share your ideas and experiences of oracy teaching and leadership. You can register your interest for the space here. https://www.tfaforms.com/4796491
Also Explore over 120 oracy sequences of learning from our Oracy Pioneers! - https://voice21.org/impacts/pioneers_journal_2020/
INCLUSION AND DIVERSITY
Please find here some resources around Inclusion and Diversity from Earthday.org which you may find useful for Teaching for Tolerance :-
https://www.earthday.org/inclusion-and-diversity-education-resources/
UK Literacy Association resources:- UK Literacy Association – Diversity & Inclusion
EMPATHY DAY - 9TH JUNE 2020
