Home Learning

We are committed to our vision of growing minds for learning, crafting skills for life and so we work hard to support pupils’ learning from home when they are not able to be in school. For Wednesday 1st February, we have provided home learning for each phase as pupils will not be in school due to industrial action by the NEU teachers' union. You can access the home learning information below. 

We know learning at home is difficult to manage, and we want to do all that we can to support. Please do not hesitate to get in touch, either via the school office or the class email addresses. 

If your child is vulnerable or you are a critical worker, you may be entitled to a space for your child during this closure. Please get in touch if you would like to discuss this. 

May Home Learning

Year 3 Home Learning 01.05.23

March Home Learning

Year 5 Home Learning 16.03.23

Year 5 Home Learning 15.03.23

EYFS (Nursery) Home Learning 01.03.23

Lower School (Year 1 & 2) Home Learning 01.03.23

Upper School (Year 5) Home Learning 01.03.23

February Home Learning

EYFS (Nursery and Reception) Home Learning 01.02.23

Lower School (Years 1, 2 and 3) Home Learning 01.02.23

Upper School (Years 4, 5 and 6) Home Learning 01.02.23

If you would like more information about our remote learning offer, you can read our document for parents here, or our Remote Learning Policy here.  

Support

If you are finding it difficult to access remote learning from home, the document below details some ways in which we may be able to help. It is vital that children access our remote learning offer, and we will do all that we can to allow this to happen. Please get in touch and let us know how we can help.

support for remote learning.pdf

Staying Safe: Now more than ever it is vital to ensure pupils stay safe online. Access online safety resources on the websites below:

www.thinkyouknow.co.uk 

https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/ 

General Home Learning Links

Looking for extra learning? Many organisations offered support for home learning during lockdown. Click the link below for some further home learning links. Let us know if you find anything else!

Home Learning Links for Parents 

The government have also collated a list of home learning resources. You can access these here.

Wellbeing

We know times are strange and this can take its toll on our mental health. Mind Charity have been sharing resources with us to support this. You can access them here.

A Suggested Daily Timetable

We strongly recommend that you commit to a sense of routine during these days and enable your child to complete the learning activities given; we all benefit from routine and structure and this can be particularly beneficial during unusual and concerning times such as these. We acknowledge that many parents will be working at home and the learning activities are designed to fit in with your own busy schedules.

A day with your child may look like this: 

During the home learning periods we will be communicating regularly with you. It is really important that you have access to Parent Mail, so please let us know if you need support with this. We also use Facebook as a support for parents and carers, adding home learning tips and tricks. We will have access to emails, so please do email any enquiries in. We will do our best to answer these promptly during the usual school opening hours.

Please do contact the school office should you have any questions or concerns. Urgent enquires can be made by phone (t: 01494 523218), but we ask that less urgent enquiries are submitted via email at office@ashhillprimary.co.uk. We love to hear from pupils too, so encourage them to write a message you can email to us.