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- How 4 primary schools are making excellent use of G Suite for Education or Office 365 Education These schools and trusts are using digital education platforms in different ways to keep pupils and teachers connected during school closures and support children to learn at home. See whether one of these approaches would work for you, whether you're new to using these platforms or looking to do more.
- How 4 secondary schools are making excellent use of G Suite for Education or Office 365 Education UpdatedThese schools and trusts are using digital education platforms in different ways to keep pupils and teachers connected during school closures and support children to learn at home. See whether one of these approaches would work for you, whether you're new to using these platforms or looking to do more.
- Poll results: setting work for remote learning Find out how much work schools were planning to set for pupils learning from home in the summer term.
- Remote learning: 5 ways schools are giving pupils feedback now UpdatedSchools are finding creative ways to provide their pupils with feedback while they’re learning remotely. See if one of these approaches would work for you.
- Remote learning: considering the GDPR UpdatedIf you're setting up online systems for remote working, make sure you've considered all the relevant data protection concerns. This includes the rules on signing pupils up to online services, and staff accessing personal data when working at home.
- Remote learning: how to choose and evolve your approach UpdatedYour remote learning approach might be about keeping a connection, re-creating the classroom online, or maintaining a sense of normality. It might also develop as time goes on. Find out how other schools and trusts have decided on their approach, and how to shape yours to fit your learning ambitions and context as this situation progresses.
- Remote learning: how to keep your school community connected during closure UpdatedSchool communities across the country are finding new ways to communicate and hold on to what makes them special, even when forced to stay apart – and here’s how. Doing something different? Share your idea too.
- Remote learning: how to make your own YouTube videos for effective teaching UpdatedSome schools have been using home-made teacher videos to continue education and keep pupils and teachers connected while they were closed. Here’s how you can do this, with examples from schools that are making it work for them.
- Remote learning: monitoring pupil engagement Here's how you can work out whether pupils are engaging with the work you're setting so that you can provide additional support if necessary.
- Remote learning policy: model Adapt our model policy to set out your expectations for remote learning, so staff are clear on what they need to do.
- Remote learning (primary): how much work to set and what you can expect UpdatedSetting work for pupils to do remotely is uncharted territory, so how do you know whether your expectations are 'right'? Find out what other primary schools are doing and why, to benchmark your approach and get the confidence to do more, or less, if you're thinking of making some changes.
- Remote learning: strategies to tackle low engagement UpdatedWhether pupils are doing remote learning on a full-time or part-time basis, find out what steps you can take to help them and their parents/carers overcome various barriers to engagement.
- Remote learning: supporting reading to stop disadvantaged pupils from falling behind Get tips from reading expert Alex Quigley on how to make sure all pupils have access to age-appropriate home-reading texts, so you can stop the disadvantage gap from growing during the coronavirus pandemic.
- What’s your top tip for getting started with G Suite for Education? Share your tips on getting started with G Suite for Education to help thousands of school leaders across the country.
- What’s your top tip for getting started with Office 365 Education? Share your Office 365 Education top tips here to celebrate what you’ve learned and help thousands of school leaders across the country.
- Why every school should use a digital education platform UpdatedStay connected, re-create the vibrancy of your classrooms and give children a sense of normality again by moving to a digital education platform. They're simple to set up and use, and you can uphold your school's quality of education – whatever your learning ambitions.