Coronavirus COVID-19
Latest Information
Letter re Year 10 partial return
Letter to Year 10 and 12 about partial return
Year 7-10 Letter (update and assessment)
Year 12 Letter (update and assessment)
Safeguarding & Child Protection during COVID-19 School Closure
Remote Access - Students Guide
How to Download and Install Microsoft Office
If your circumstances have changed and you think you may now be entitled to Free School Meals, please go to the DCC Website to complete the application form.
We appreciate that this is an unprecedented time for all of us and we are constantly looking at ways in which we can support students and parents at home.
All students should have work set by each subject to continue their education at home and students should be working through these each day. It is advised that students should follow a daily timetable which covers all of their subjects throughout the week. Students should also factor in time for reading, physical activities and other wellbeing activities. Work set may take the form of ongoing projects, online learning or other tasks as opposed to the normal hour long lessons in school. This has been set on Class Charts and more will be added in the coming weeks. We are also investigating other ways in which we can educate offsite. If you have any Class Charts questions, then please contact main reception for support.
In addition, we are fully aware that students may be missing the pastoral care that the school provides. A member of staff will be contacting you on a regular basis to ‘catch up’ with you so please get in touch if there’s any way in which we can support you or your child during this difficult period.
Thank you for your support during this time.
Ofqual Letter re Summer Exam Grading
Details for students coming to school
Coronavirus Update Letter - 20 March
Proforma for Requesting Post Closure Provision
Free School Meals during closure
General Information
Helping children cope with stress
Wellbeing Pack for Self Isolation
Face Covid - practical steps for responding to the crisis
Government Guidance
Useful Resources for Students
Presentation regarding Seneca & other useful websites
For those students who will not be expected to continue to come into school from Monday, work will be set via the Class Charts on-line portal for all subjects. In addition, you will find useful links below for other online learning resources.
Art/Music/PE
Business/MFL
French KS3 Links, French KS4 Links, French KS5 Links,
Spanish KS3 Links, Spanish KS4 Links, Spanish KS5 Links
English
English, English Language Resources
Maths
Science
Science Lessons, Science awards you can complete from home, Mystery Science
Social Sciences
Geography KS4 , Geography Games, Geography Quizzes
Technology
ICT, Creative Computer Programming, Learn Computer Programming Skills
www.idea.org.uk, https://codecombat.com/, https://www.codecademy.com, https://www.w3schools.com/, https://www.mrfraser.org/
www.technologystudent.com, http://www.design-technology.info/revisionguides/, http://www.design-technology.info/home.htm
http://cabaret.co.uk/, https://www.flying-pig.co.uk/
Misc
Nature Detectives, Mini Courses in Subjects, You tube videos on subjects, Learn a Language for free
Online Safety
Being aware of what your child/ren are doing online is extremely important and communicating regularly about this will help. Social networking can offer a lot of positives, but can also pose some problems for children. It’s important to monitor your child’s profiles online to ensure that they are being safe online, this includes checking their ‘friends’ are people that they actually know and trust.
A useful guide to the different social networking sites can be found here. As part of our ongoing commitment to keeping young people safe, we would like to share a useful website for parents - stop, speak, support and Online Safety Guides for Parents and Carers.
Students who need to can contact childline.
