Online learning update January 2021

Online learning update January 2021

School work has been set for all children to access remotely from tomorrow . This is available on our school website under the home learning portal tab. Staff will also be setting work on purple mash for their class. Don’t forget all children have their own learning passport with their personal log ins to all of the online learning platforms that are used in school. 

Teachers will be in touch tomorrow to support you and your child .
If you have any issues regarding online learning or if your child requires a windows tablet to access online learning please contact school or email your class teacher on their year group email (see the home learning portal). Paper work packs are also available on request if your child prefers to learn this way.

Thankyou for your patience and understanding and we will continue to support all of our families so that the children’s learning can continue during these unprecedented times.

I have included the schools contingency plan below if you require more information on the schools plans for continued learning during full or partial lockdowns. 

Contingency Plan 2020

School reopening update – 4th January 2021

I am sorry to inform our families that due to staffing issues we are unable to open the school fully tomorrow.

School will only be open for key worker/vulnerable families this week.

The local authority are providing schools with clarification of the current definition of key worker and vulnerable categories and I will share this with parents as soon as I have it.

Until that time any child who attended the OLI hub is able to attend school this week.

If you have joined our school since September and you feel that you are a key worker/vulnerable family please contact school in the morning on 0151 260 8957 or email admin@oliprimaryschool.co.uk for clarification.

I apologise for the lateness of this message and appreciate it will inconvenience many of our families. I have written to you as soon as I have had a full picture but I am sure you can appreciate from the media that this has been a rapidly changing situation today.

School breakfast club will open as normal at 8am for key worker/vulnerable children.

If you require a place in Everton Kids Club please contact Laura on 07788262828.

If you are entitled to free school meals and require a school provided packed lunch please contact school before 10am.  You will receive more information on how to collect this lunch from school.

 Mrs Catherine Sergeant

A new translation feature on our website

Do you know that there is a translate option on our website?

This will allow you to translate all information, documents and letters home into your home language .

Why not try it out ? 

 

Governor Elections

We currently have two Parent Governor vacancies on our governing body . If you would like to nominate yourself for one of the positions please read the information below and then complete the nomination form. This should be returned to school by Friday 13th November 2020 at 12 noon. 

Letter to parents

Nomination Form

Timetable 2020

ADHD Foundation Support

The ADHD Foundation have organised a support group for parents. All are welcome whether your child has a diagnosis or not.

They will be virtual meetings over Zoom on the last Monday of the month@1.00pm.

Please see the attached information for further details.

Support Group flyer- Zoom_Liverpool

Home reading during Covid 19

We need our families to return all reading folders and books to school by Thursday 15th October 2020?  Books and folders will then be quarantined safely before the October half term?

We would appreciate your support with this as we are very short of home reading books at the moment as the books were sent home with children as we went into lockdown.

Our aim is to send every child home with home reading books for the half term holiday.

Click here for more information on home reading during Covid 19 

 

 

ADHD Foundation Training for Early Years Parents

The ADHD Foundation are offering training for our Early Years Parents, (Reception and Nursery Classes). It will be virtual training for – “Understanding and supporting your child’s early development”.

It will be held on Wednesday 21st October from 9.30 am- 2.30 pm.

This session is aimed to support any parent/carer of children in the Early Years who may have concerns with regards to potential developmental delay (early emergence of Neurodevelopmental Conditions – ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia).

Below is a breakdown of the virtual sessions which will run across a whole day in 45 minute chunks to allow for breaks:
  1. Early brain development and neurodiversity – This is where we will explore how the human brain develops in early years and how delays in development can present for some children. We will also use this session to look at the prime areas of the EYFS and what strategies to encourage development of these skills at home.
  2. Sensory integration – This is where we explore sensory needs. Focussing on hyper and hypo sensitivity – how this may present for some children and strategies to support.
  3. Emotion regulation – We focus on introducing parents/carers to the concept of co-regulation and how this leads to self regulation. Exploring strategies to implement in the home.
  4. Sleep – We explore sleep stages, the science of sleep and strategies for implementing a positive sleep routine.

If you are interested please contact Mrs Brown or your child’s teacher if you would like to access this training.

Please click on the flier below for further information.

CN3

Online Reading – Rising Stars

We are hoping to resolve the issue with our online reading resource soon and will keep parents posted. Children will be given new login details and passwords ASAP. Thank you for your patience.  

My Rising Stars Home Reading

My Rising Stars reading website will be out of action for the next few days please patient while we update this resource. Thank you 

Essential use of face coverings – A message from public health

Dear parents,

Levels of COVID-19 in Liverpool are high and increasing every day – we all need to take urgent action. 

It is now essential that parents and carers in Liverpool wear face coverings when collecting and dropping off their children at school.   All school staff will also model best practice by wearing a face covering/visor if supervising during collection or drop off.

We hope that families will support this action at your child’s school to ensure the safety of everyone in the school community.

Those parents who refuse or cannot wear face coverings should maintain social distancing of at least 2m from children and other parents/ carers at school.

We thank you in advance for ensuring greater levels of safety at school’s and in our communities.

Many thanks,

Matthew Ashton

Director of Public Health

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