Home Learning

Please click on the following link to access our Remote Education Policy for Parents and Families:

Remote Education Policy

 

 

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During this unprecedented time, we are considering those children who will be learning at home.

Please use the links and suggestions on this page to guide and support your child's learning.

We will update this page regularly as necessary and appropriate.

 

Click here for how to save your work on Purple Mash: 

Guidance to save your work on Purple Mash

Home Learning Pages

Please click your class button below to access home learning tasks.

Useful links to support your child's learning at home

This information below was used whilst school was closed to the majority of pupils during the initial lockdown of 2020 however parents may still find the various resources and links on here useful to use with their children at home.

Geography Links

Geography-Home-Learning

Science Links

Click here for downloadable science activities:

Marvin and Milo Science Activities

Science for parents 1

Science for parents 2

History Links

See what it’s like inside the Anne Frank house with this virtual tour:
https://www.annefrank.org/en/anne-frank/secret-annex/landing/

Fun games you can do at home to both entertain and educate. This will help to keep significant historical dates and events at the forefront of chidren’s minds. (some activities may require printing).
https://mrcarterrocks.wixsite.com/historyrocks/history-games

Write your own historical fiction competition:
https://www.history.org.uk/primary/categories/530/news/3451/write-your-own-historical-fiction-competition-2020

Find out about some of the primary artefacts found at the British museum. This website has information about each artefact and goes back hundreds of thousands of years on each continent. See how tools, weapons, armour, and utensils have developed over time.
https://britishmuseum.withgoogle.com/

R.E. Links

Please  use this link for exciting R.E. ideas

http://www.natre.org.uk/about-natre/free-resources-for-you-and-your-pupils/

While Hillside Primary School recommend these websites at the time of sharing, we will not accept any liability for changes to the websites, including pop-ups, etc.  Hillside Primary School always recommend that parents and carers with parental responsibility, monitor the appropriateness of all internet sites visited and supervise all child access.  For further information on setting up ‘Parental Controls’ on a range of devices please see:  https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/parental-controls/

Further online safety advice can be found on this website under the Safeguarding e-Safety pages. https://hillsideprimary.org.uk/safeguarding-e-safety/