Home Learning

We know that many of you will be feeling anxious. We are all happy to talk to you about any concerns you may have. Here are some resources to support your child returning to school.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/what-parents-and-carers-need-to-know-about-early-years-providers-schools-and-colleges-during-the-coronavirus-covid-19-outbreak/what-parents-and-carers-need-to-know-about-early-years-providers-schools-and-colleges-in-the-autumn-term

Here are a selection of links to support your children with learning at home:

All classes now use Google Classroom. Each child has been given their own log in details. Below is a guide on how to use Google Classroom. Your children’s teacher will update regularly with activities for your children to complete at home, remember to tweet us all the brilliant work you are doing. Please contact the school office if you have any problems.

How to use Google Classroom

To access your Google Classroom please click on the following link and then log in:

classroom.google.com

Here are our remote learning expectation sheets for parents:

KS1 & KS2 Home Learning Expectations

EYFS Home Learning Expectations

KS1 & KS2 Home Learning Expectations (paper pack copy)

How to use Google Classroom on Xbox One & Xbox Series X/S

The Xbox consoles each have access to Microsoft Edge – the web browser that comes preinstalled as part of the Xbox user experience. This can be used to access Google Classroom (or another online education service approved by your child’s school).

Plug a wired keyboard into your Xbox One, Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S via one of the USB ports on the front or back.
Press the Xbox button top-centre of a game controller and head to “My games & apps” in the side menu.
Click on “See all”, scroll down to “Apps” and you will see Microsoft Edge in the icons on the right-hand side. Open it.
Type classroom.google.com into the URL bar at the top and log in as you would on a PC using your school Gmail account.
You can either use an Xbox controller to move the cursor or a separate USB mouse plugged into one of the other ports.

How to use Google Classroom on PS4 & PS5

The PlayStation 4 has its own web browser that is easy to find on the PlayStation 4 (in the content menu as an icon with WWW written on it). However, it’s currently a bit trickier on PS5, as there is no way to open the browser natively.

Instead, you can open the System Settings, then the User Guide. This will open up an online user manual inside a web browser page so you only have to change the URL at the top. Otherwise, the rest of the steps are the same.

Plug a wired keyboard and/or mouse into the USB ports on the PS4 or PS5 – each console should recognise them.
In the URL bar of the browser, type classroom.google.com and then log in using the details provided by your child’s school.
You can now access Google Classroom.

In some cases you might not be able to do everything you can on a laptop or PC, but you can, at the very least, access Google Classroom and see what work your teacher has assigned for you to do.

You can also follow your class on Twitter:

Snowsfields Primary

@rainbow_sns @SNSFoundationS @SNSRed1 @SNSOrange2 @SNSYellow_3 @SNSgreen_4 @SNSBlue5g@SNSPurple6

Tower Bridge

@tb_butterfly @CaterpillarTb @TBRedClass @TBOrangeClassY2 @TBYellowClassY3 @TBGreenClassY4 @TBBlueClassY5 @TBPurpleClassY6

Robert Browning

@RBCaterpillar @RBButterfly_ @RBRedClass @RBOrangeClassY2 @RBYellowClass @RBGreenClass @RBTurquoise @RBBlueClass @RBPurpleClass

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