i am absent from school for non-covid related reasons (eg sickness/cold symptoms)

Live Remote Learning (LRL) is only available to those students who are unable to attend school for COVID related reasons.

We are sorry that we can only provide LRL for students with positive PCR tests who would be well enough to attend school but are having to self-isolate. Providing LRL does impact on the teaching and learning for students in the classroom.

Any student who is too unwell to come to school should be resting and recuperating.

Those students absent for non-COVID reasons can email their teachers for catch up work and will be supported to regain any lost learning when they are well enough to return to school.

Information about our Remote Education

 

SEND Policy (with Covid Addendum) - January 2021

 

 

 

 

 

i am absent for covid related reasons and well enough to learn at home

We are happy to invite students that are absent from school for COVID reasons (following a positive PCR test), who would otherwise be well enough to come to school, to join Live Remote Learning (LRL) on Microsoft Teams where possible. 

Download Microsoft Teams

If there are lessons that your teacher is unable to teach live, you should check either the Microsoft Teams channel/chat for that subject or your school Office365 email for any offline work that your teacher would like you to complete.

using microsoft teams

Follow your normal in-school timetable. Remember to be in your Team for the start of lessons, and let the teacher know you are there using the Chat.

Your teacher will either schedule the lesson in a calendar, automatically 'calling' you or they will leave a link to the meeting in the Teams chat feed.

Student & Parent Guide to Microsoft Teams (YouTube Video)

If you have any issues with Teams please try the following:

• Uninstall/reinstall teams
• Try it on a different device (eg a phone, tablet) to see if it is the user or the device at fault
• Try using Teams in a web browser rather than through an app - Teams Web Version

I NEED A COPY OF MY TIMETABLE

Please check on Classcharts for your timetable. Any issues please email sally.ford@montpschool.org

I NEED MY CLASSCHARTS LOGIN CODE

Please email sally.ford@montpschool.org for your code

i am isolating, well enough to learn but i do not have the right equipment to join lessons remotely

Please email sally.ford@montpschool.org to discuss your equipment needs.

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accessing class materials on teams

Your teachers may upload any classwork to Teams - this will allow you to catch up on missed lessons. Please check here before contacting your teachers.

To check for class materials, click on your class Team - then find 'Files' on the top bar:

This will then lead you to where 'Class Materials' are, which you then click on to find work from lessons.

Recordings from live lessons are also stored in this area to help student's guide their catch up work.

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Online resources:

 

Additional student remote learning online resources will be on the following sites-

Hegarty Maths

 

Seneca for Science

 

Google Classroom

 

Classcharts

 

GCSE Pod

 

All these sites can be accessed through the Student Portal

 

eplatform

 

Although you are not in school, you may feel like you would like to entertain yourself with some lovely reading!

The library is open 24/7 when you use ePlatform.

All students have access to ePlatform using their normal in-school username and password.

MONTPELIER HIGH SCHOOL ePLATFORM

 

Illness

If students become ill during the remote learning period please see our support & wellbeing section for guidance.

Visit Support & Wellbeing section

 

 

 

Maintaining Powerful Knowledge

Alongside key disciplinary skills, having powerful knowledge is the key to success in learning.  Retrieval of knowledge is essential in order to commit this knowledge to the long term memory.  Once students have acquired and truly learned this knowledge they can then apply this in many ways. 

Equally important is for learners to understand how they learn and reflect on learning; this is known as metacognition.  

 

Tasks to develop powerful knowledge

The following tasks will help with developing powerful knowledge and metacognition. 

These tasks can be used without being online and can be adapted for any subject or topic regardless of year group.  They are also useful revision strategies.

• Learn with your siblings where possible, as learning in collaboration can strengthen understanding
• Try some interactive and fun activities - hopefully the whole family might enjoy taking part in this too.
• Other activities (if appropriate) could include
  • reading
  • cooking
  • drawing
  • walking
  • completing a workout video or online fitness session
  • Fun & Interactive Activities

 

SUBJECT SPECIFIC RESOURCES