our Remote education offer
It is likely that at some point this year the pandemic will mean that some or all of our pupils will be unable to attend school. To make sure their learning suffers as little as possible during these times
we’ve planned the following approach based on guidance from the DfE of what worked best in schools during the first lockdown.
At Salterlee the headteacher, Mark Scott is responsible for leading remote learning.
Click the links below to learn more about our current offer.
Guide for parents - Salterlee Remote Education Guide: January 2021
Full Version - Salterlee Learning Continuity Framework November 2020
Appendices to full version - Appendices November 2020
need extra technology to access remote education?
If you are having issues with the availability of technology to access our remote education please do not panic.
If you need additional laptops,routers of WiFi dongles contact head@salterlee.calderdale.sch.uk
If you need free unlimited mobile data contact jwallace@salterlee.calderdale.sch.uk
We are happy to help all our pupils access their learning online as quickly as we can.
Safeguarding remote learning
During either partial of full-school closures we will try to deliver our remote learning offer as set out above. To help keep everyone as safe as possible whilst doing this we've created the following two guidance sheets:
Safeguarding Remote Learning: Guide for Parents
Safeguarding Remote Learning: Guide for Staff
COVID-19 CATCH-UP PREMIUM
To help our pupils make up for the time they lost last year we have implemented a three tiered plan based on a model provided by the Education Endowment Foundation.
This tiered approach means increasing the number of 1 to 1 and small group interventions. These will only be effective when the school is not being impacted by staffing shortages as the wider safety of pupils across school will remain the prime consideration in staff deployment.
We have used our Covid 19 Catch-up premium (£8,400) to cover the cost of this. It is our intention that the gaps in learning of targeted pupils will be significantly narrowed by Easter 2021.
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FREE SCHOOL MEALs
Please contact Jill Wallace (School Bursar) if you need any help in accessing Free School Meals.
ADVICE ABOUT SCREEN TIME
Click here for advice about screen time. You might be surprised by what they say.
Click here to log-in to Google Classroom
Forgotten your username, password or class code? Don't panic, email head@salterlee.calderdale.sch.uk
We'll try and get things sorted out as soon as we can.
INFORMATION & support
www.openmindscalderdale.org.uk
Feeling concerned or overwhelmed by the news around coronavirus (COVID-19) is understandable, especially for those children and young people struggling with their mental health or a physical illness. They may be worried about their own health, or someone in their family, or what impact the virus will have on life as a whole.
A section has been created on Open Minds, Calderdale’s emotional health and wellbeing website where children, young people, parents, carers, family members, school staff and colleagues can find tips, support, advice and information about looking after yourself in these uncertain times.
Healthy Futures Calderdale YouTube channel, where you will find videos on:
COVID-19: a guide to keeping safe and staying well-informed
Going back to school during COVID-19: advice for parents
How to wear a face covering safely
Our ChatHealth texting service
Support for children taking exams.
Support for children moving between key stages of their education.
Phone support available for parents/carers and for staff working in schools Monday – Friday between 10am and 4pm – starting Monday 27th April 2020
Parents/carers and schools’ staff will be able to request a call back from a member of the Noah’s Ark Centre staff team by sending their brief details and request for a call to the following email addresses depending on if children are at primary or secondary schools or which of these staff are working at.
Primary schools email: pri.sch.cal.support@noahsarkcentre.org.uk
Secondary schools email: sec.sch.cal.support@noahsarkcentre.org.uk
The support available will be for parents/carers and staff to offload their worries and concerns: a space to explore their situation a little and their thinking about their relationships with and support of their children and young people. See 'downloads' to the left for more information.
ChatHealth from Healthy Futures Calderdale
At this difficult time, it’s important that families know that our experienced clinicians are still here for them.
For support and advice around any physical health or emotional wellbeing concerns, text: 07480 635297 (young people) or 07507 332157 (parents/carers) to start a conversation.
For a list of resources for families select the file from the downloads box on the left.
Mental Health during Covid-19 - Comprehensive website for children’s mental health –https://www.camhs-resources.co.uk/