Online resources and work for home
Remote learning plan and guide
Isolation Well-being Pack
Reading Well
This is an initiative supported by Leicestershire Library Service to help support readers from 7 years upwards. They can supply books to help children and adults to support mental health and well being in a variety of situations.
How to access Microsoft Teams via games consoles
New activities and homework tasks are being uploaded regularly to the class pages. Click below to go to your class page:
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This page has lots of extra activities to dip in and out of with links to all sorts of interesting pages and suggestions of things to do.
Teaching about equality
Leicester University have created a set of resources to support home learning about equality, including the slave trade.
These resources were produced for the National Trust by the Colonial Countryside project and a team of historians led by Miranda Kaufmann, who wrote Black Tudors. The lessons are designed to address a gap in knowledge about country houses’ links to the British empire. They were written by a history teacher and author called Dan Lyndon-Cohen. No prior knowledge is required on the part of the teacher and you can go through the slides, working though the exercises together with your child. The answers to any questions that are asked are all there and no additional resources are required. The idea is to teach British colonial history through a local history lens.
We recommend these for Year 3 and above, although you may wish to read through the slides before hand to make sure you feel they appropriate for individual children.
Follow this link to download the lesson plans and resources: https://we.tl/t-EYmsAB6l9q
Health for Kids advice from the Leicestershire NHS Partnership
The pack highlights some of the information we have produced on our Health for Kids: Grownups website as well an activity to encourage conversations about feelings, an update from our Community Immunisation Service and details of our secure and confidential text messaging service, ChatHealth, that is available for parents/carers to contact a school nurse.
Oak Academy lessons:
This website hosts lessons for all subjects for all primary ages.
BBC Bitesize
The BBC have launched a new set of lessons on their bitesize website:
Story time!
Every few days, a different adult in school will read a story and post the video on Facebook. Follow the links to hear the story:
Mr Todd reading "The Dinosaur Who Pooped The Past"
Mrs Browne reading "The Wonky Donkey"
Mrs Keast reading "Peace At Last"
Mrs Horan (and Teddy) reading "I Want My Hat Back"
Mr McQuade reading an extract from "George's Marvellous Medicine"
Miss Buckler reading "Slinky Malinki"
Mrs Scott reading "Where's The Dragon?"
Special guest Jessica reading "Sugarlump and the Unicorn"
Mrs Bryan reading "How To Catch A Dragon"
Mrs Naylor reading "Little Rabbit Foo Foo"
Special guest Lacey reading "What The Ladybird Heard"
What have you been up to?
Tell us what you have been doing during your time at home, we'll post messages and ideas on here as a way of staying in touch with each other. If you have any photos you would like to share, email them to Mrs Browne and we'll add them too. rbrowne@olddalbyschool.org.uk