Remote Learning Procedure

When South Craven School needs to close, or when students cannot attend due to an enforced absence, learning will continue remotely so that education is not disrupted.

When Remote Learning Will Be Used

The school site cannot be accessed (e.g. severe weather or building issues)
There is enforced closure (e.g. government instruction or public health reasons)
Individual students, classes or year groups are required to stay at home

How Remote Learning Works

Students follow their normal school timetable where possible
All learning materials are provided through Google Classroom
Teachers may also use Showbie, GCSEPod, Seneca Learning, Oak National Academy or other suitable online platforms

What Students Will Receive

Lesson resources (documents, slides, worksheets)
They may have instructional videos or explanations
Links to online learning platforms
Tasks and assignments

Examples of Student Activities

Online quizzes or tasks
Written work, for example using Google Docs
Presentations
Worksheets or knowledge tests
Uploading photos of handwritten work
Research, note-making, summarizing, or Learn to Learn activities

Expectations for Students

Students should complete the work set for each lesson
Work may be checked or assessed, and feedback may be provided
Students should act on feedback where appropriate
Completion of work is expected

Additional Support During Longer Closures

Extra learning materials may be uploaded to the Learn to Learn Google Site, accessible through the school website
Some lessons may be delivered live via the school’s Zoom Pro accounts. These may be recorded for safeguarding

Non-Exam Assessments (NEA) and Coursework

Where appropriate, coursework may be completed through Google Classroom or Showbie
Students may be asked to confirm electronically that work is their own
Normal school and exam-board rules on academic honesty and malpractice apply
For assessments which are timed and/or require students to be formally supervised, we will take advice from the awarding body on how what action we should take

The school understands that issues may arise, which could impact on remote learning such as:

Internet or device problems
Illness of students or staff
Where possible, the school will support families to resolve these issues.