We are a community school, with an unrelenting focus on raising aspirations for all.

 

During Lockdown Kingsmeadow school provides continuity of high quality education in the following ways: 

 

• Regular direct instruction from teaching teachers, with the ability of students to ask questions online (via Google Classroom) 

• A commitment to providing five hours of work per day to all students, apart from where an educational need may require a different amount of work for an individual - with an understanding that 5 hours of student work does not mean 5 hours of online contact. A Virtual Timetable has been developed to implement this.

• The setting of work that students complete with responses (if relevant) submitted electronically 

• The assessment of specific assignments that are submitted to teachers electronically and on which feedback is provided

• Supporting students and families in ensuring that they can all access the Remote Learning 

 

The senior leader with overarching responsibility for the quality and delivery of remote education is Mark Barrett, Deputy Headteacher.

 

You will find all of the relevant information and support you require here:

 

• Student Expectations and Guidance

  • Full expectations for students in section 8 of the Remote Learning Policy

  • Google Meet Code of Conduct

  • Guide to signing in to Google at home

  • Keep yourself safe online: Online Safety Policy

  • Stay in regular contact with your teachers

 

• Parent Expectations and Guidance

  • Full details in the Remote Learning Policy

  • Guide to signing in to Google at home

  • Support the safety of your child online: Online Safety Policy

  • Up-to-date news about all Covid-19 related issues at Kingsmeadow School

  • Weekly register for key worker children or vulnerable children to attend school

  • We are trying to support you and your child as much as possible with Remote Learning. Please complete the Remote Learning Contact Request Form if there is anything you would like us to consider and we will get back in touch.

  • Teaching Assistants are working with students and families to deliver remote education to students with identified Special Educational Needs. If your child has a specific need and you feel they would benefit from additional support please contact our SEND coordinator rallan@kingsmeadow.org.uk

 

• Wellbeing and Pastoral Support

  • Wellbeing Wednesday materials are shared through tutors weekly

  • Tutor support available through Google Classroom

  • Pastoral Contact Request Form if any additional wellbeing or pastoral support is needed

  • Parent and Student Remote Learning Survey