Remote Learning
REMOTE EDUCATION STATEMENT
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has resulted in an unprecedented challenge for our school system, and the traditional approach to delivering education. The impact of the pandemic has necessitated many pupils being out of school, and this will continue to be the case for some pupils, in line with legal requirements and guidance in place to tackle the virus. Boasley Cross Primary School is responding to this with a strong and proactive commitment to providing remote education, in these challenging and uncertain circumstances. On the 1st October 2020 the Government published its document “Remote Education Good Practice” which set out the expectations for schools in the event of school closure or pupils self isolating.
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has resulted in an unprecedented challenge for our school system, and the traditional approach to delivering education. The impact of the pandemic has necessitated many pupils being out of school, and this will continue to be the case for some pupils, in line with legal requirements and guidance in place to tackle the virus. Boasley Cross Primary School is responding to this with a strong and proactive commitment to providing remote education, in these challenging and uncertain circumstances. On the 1st October 2020 the Government published its document “Remote Education Good Practice” which set out the expectations for schools in the event of school closure or pupils self isolating.
To view the Dartmoor Multi Academy Trust Remote Learning Policy and Risk Assessment, please access the following link to the Trust Policies which are listed in alphabetical order:
