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Cliftonville Primary and Pre-School is an excellent school the children are happy and thriving. The dedication and hard work from the entire school team is outstanding and clear to see. I am extremely happy with Daniel's progress since starting at the Pre-School. He seems to have made a lovely group of friends and enjoys coming in every day. I can't wait to see him progress further. Presence of Teachers and caretakers at pick up and drop off really help you feel safe. The well-being of the pupils is outstanding. They have gone above and beyond to make sure my children have felt safe at school. My child is happy to come to school, the staff are visible and approachable. It is a lovely school with a welcoming feel and a positive atmosphere. Highly visible leadership team. A feeling of pride in the school. Supportive school for both parents and children. As parents we feel really proud that our son comes to such a great school, which we knew was fabulous whether OFSTED told us or not!

What should I expect?

Whilst we have our guiding principles of what remote learning should look like. There are differences depending on different scenarios of isolation and the year group of the child. All scenarios will be actioned by SLT link with the YGL and monitored weekly by SLT link.

The first two days of any period of isolation or quarantine will follow the scenario below.

Scenario

Year group

Type of provision and location

Using SWAY on TEAMS parents will be directed to a termly sheet detailing the following…..

Individual child having to self-isolate

CPS overview links with Oak Academy for reading, writing, maths and the wider curriculum

Websites including;

Phonics- phonics play

Reading resources- Raintree online, Oxford OWLS, Collins connect and the Book Trust

Number resources including TenTown, number blocks, Doodle maths

If then the whole class/ year group bubble have to self isolate. The following approach will be adopted.

Scenario

Year group

Type of provision and location

Class/ year group bubble isolating including class teacher

Children should be taught by their class teacher using Microsoft TEAMS.

Recorded lessons will be shared on TEAMS by 9am every day. These lessons need to follow the timetable of the day and sequence of lessons that would be followed at school. The lessons will be as interactive as possible.

Children are able to record their work and submit using the ‘hand-in’ button.

Feedback, in the form of a comment or symbol, must be provided to both show children that their work is valued and to move their learning on.

If the class teacher is unwell, learning will be planned by others in the year group.