Remote Learning

At The Grange Community Primary School, we are committed to ensuring that all our pupils continue to learn and thrive—even when they are unable to attend school in person. Our remote learning procedures are designed to provide continuity, structure, and support for every child.

Our Approach

In the event of school closure, pupil absence due to illness, or the need to isolate, we provide a well-balanced remote learning offer that mirrors the curriculum being taught in school. This includes:

Daily lessons in English, maths, and foundation subjects
A blend of live teaching, recorded videos, and independent activities
Regular opportunities for feedback, interaction, and celebration of success

Platforms We Use

We use the following tools to support remote learning:

MS Teams (KS1 & KS2) – for uploading work, accessing lessons, and teacher communication
Tapestry (EYFS and KS1) – for sharing home learning activities and celebrating progress
ParentHub – for ongoing communication with parents and carers

Support for Families

We recognise that every family’s circumstances are different. We offer:

Loan devices and printed learning packs where needed
Guidance for parents to help them support their child’s learning at home
Regular check-ins from class teachers and support staff
Access to well-being resources and SEND support

Staying Connected

Our remote learning is not just about lessons—it’s about staying connected. We ensure that pupils continue to feel part of the school community through:

Online assemblies and story times
Class messages and celebration boards
Opportunities to share achievements and creative work

Safeguarding and Inclusion

Safeguarding remains our top priority. All staff follow our remote safeguarding protocols, and we ensure that all pupils—including those with SEND and EAL—receive tailored support to access learning effectively.

For more information or support with remote learning, please contact the school office or speak to your child’s class teacher.