We would like to thank all our families for the support you have shown school in these uncertain times. We will continue to work with the health and wellbeing of your children at the forefront of our minds. In line with DfE expectations, school is now closed to most children. For children in school, there are a wide range of adjustments and changes to how school runs. All of the measures put in place are to minimise the risk of spreading the virus. The key systems of control to consider at all times as identified by the DfE and PHE are:
For our full updated Covid-19 Risk Assessment please click here.
For the latest news from school please click here
Anyone who has symptoms (a cough, a high temperature and/or a loss of smell or taste) Please visit the following link:
https://www.leedsccg.nhs.uk/health/coronavirus/#where-can-i-go-for-testing
This link has “live” info on Leeds-based testing sites, including mobile testing sites, as well videos explaining what a test entails and looks like in a range of different languages.
Safer Leeds have updated their website to include useful information for victims of Domestic Violence and people delivering services. For more information please click the link below.
https://www.leeds.gov.uk/domesticviolence/Pages/default.aspx
Leeds City Council have created a Burmantofts and Lincoln Green Covid-19 information and support page. Please click the link below to request access
https://www.facebook.com/groups/207593427013706/
Letters Home (Covid-19)
We are working closely with the local authority to help communicate the latest safety messages regarding Covid-19. Please see below for the most recent letters we have sent home.
Letter from Mr Gorton 5th Jan 2021
Public Health Advice (in 12 languages) 11th September 2020
Home Learning from January 2021
LOCKDOWN THREE:
Following the Government announcement for all schools to move to online learning for this half term our Home Learning offer will be available from 9:00am Wednesday 6th January 2021. In line with government guidance our home learning offer aims to:
A 10 day lesson plan will be emailed out to all parents every two weeks. The lesson plan has been designed by our teachers to ensure all pupils are able to learn whilst at home. Our mornings start at 9am with half an hour exercise with Joe Wicks on Youtube on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays and with our PE Team challenges on our school Youtube account on Tuesdays and Thursdays. At 9:30am each day class teachers will be on the DB Primary Year Group Community pages for an online register and morning chat. The work outlined on the second page of this letter will also be shared in the forum each day and sent by email to each child.
After the online register and morning chat, each day of learning at home includes an English and Maths lesson as well as a daily lesson from another subject in the curriculum. Pupils should work through each of the lessons and complete all of the tasks. Each day, one task is chosen for the pupils to send in to their teacher by 1pm. This task can be found on the final column of the table below. This should be sent by email on DB Primary. Your child’s class teacher will confirm they have received the work and also then give feedback to the class by email by the end of that day.
|
Time |
Learning Activity |
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9:00-9:30 |
Morning exercise |
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9:30-10:00 |
Online register and morning chat |
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10am onwards |
English, Maths and wider curriculum online lessons |
|
By 1pm |
Daily task submitted to teacher by email on DB Primary |
Further home learning opportunities are also available on DB Primary Year group pages and all children also have access to SPAG.com, Times Table Rock Stars, Numbots and Oxford Owl.
It is important for all children to continue learning during this time of school closure. If you encounter any technical issues or need further support, please email office@shakespeareleeds.org.uk and a member of the team will be in touch.
log into our DB Primary platform by clicking here
For more detailed information on our Home Learning offer click here.
Looking After Our Mental Health
Looking after our mental health is always important but never more so than in times of high levels of anxiety. In this section of our website we will be posting advice on how to look after our wellbeing.
Ideas for parents
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-51873799
Ideas for children
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/managing-stress-anxiety.html#parents
Mindfulness
https://www.youtube.com/user/CosmicKidsYoga
https://www.headspace.com/meditation/kids
