Loading images

Remote Teaching & Learning

REMOTE TEACHING AND LEARNING AT PRIMROSE HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL

Please take a look at the documents on the right hand side of this page in order to find out more about our remote learning provision.

As a school we have been working hard to make sure that our remote learning provision is the best it can be.  We are constantly reviewing policy and procedure to help us improve our offer and maximise pupil/teacher/parent engagement. Towards the end of the last pandemic, the Senior Leaders of our school undertook a closer focus on home learning and produced a detailed report on their findings.  This helped further enhance our school's online provision and has helped us plan for any similar situations in the future .  Any further sustained periods of lockdown or school closure will also be carefully monitored and assessed by members of our SLT to ensure that provision is the very best it can be.

SAFETY & SAFEGUARDING

Primrose Hill Primary School believes that live lessons are the best way of providing new learning experiences for our pupils.   We also feel that this is the best way of engaging with our pupils and this helps us to keep a check on their well-being.  During periods of lockdown, or sustained absence, live face to face lessons may no longer be possible.  At times like these lessons are taken online.  These lessons are carefully planned and monitored, much in the same way that a normal class lesson would be. 

During a live broadcast, there is always at least two members of staff online; one will do the main part of the teaching, whilst the other member of staff acts as a moderator.   All live lessons are recorded and kept securely for 30 days.  After this time, the lesson file is deleted.  A notice about this is shared at the start of every live stream, and a recording sign is displayed throughout the broadcast.   

At the end of each broadcast, staff are required to complete a remote learning log; this details what  was taught during the session and who participated.  This is a very effective way of recording the interaction of our children with their lessons.  All live lessons broadcast home are also simultaneously broadcast to any children still in school.  This reminds all teaching staff that the quality of each live lesson must be high and that there is no difference between what is being taught at home or in school.

WHAT WE ARE DOING TO SUPPORT OUR CHILDREN AT HOME

During the last pandemic, we loaned out over 200 devices to the pupils of our school.  A purchase of a further 20 devices using school's own budget now ensures that any parent who has requested a laptop, chromebook or iPad should be able to be provided with one whilst their child cannot attend school.  In addition to this, school has purchased its own WiFi dongles, pre-loaded with data, for any family who lets us know that they do not have broadband at home.

We freely provide all of our children with paper, books and writing material, and during the last lockdown we even gave out tables and chairs for children to work from.  Regular monitoring of device usage, attendance at lessons, submission of work and comments shared by pupil and parents helps ensure that we have a good overview of every child's level of engagement.  This allows us to focus more attention on children who we do not regularly see, and who we may be getting concerned about.   All parents and carers have been provided with a copy of our school-closure attendance flow chart to help them understand the processes we are following here.

 

If you have any questions about our remote learning offer, please contact our school's headteacher or our remote learning lead, Miss N Marshall.

Primrose Hill Primary School
Phoebe Street, Salford M5 3PJ
Tel: 0161 921 2400
Follow us on:
YouTube Instagram
The NCA's CEOP Command is here to help children and young people. We are here to help if you are a young person and you or your friend (up to age 18) has been forced or tricked into taking part in sexual activity with anyone online, or in the real world. We also have advice and links to support for other online problems young people might face, such as cyberbullying and hacking. Visit our Safety Centre for advice and to report directly to CEOP, by clicking on the Click CEOP button.
© 2026 Primrose Hill Primary School