#​​StringerLearning@Home

 

Stringer Learning at Home Newsletter 1.pdf

Stringer Learning at Home Newsletter 2.pdf

Top 10 Tips for #Stringer Learning @ Home

• You're not expected to become teachers and your children aren't expected to learn as they do in school. Experiment in the first week, then take stock. What's working and what isn't?
   
• Stick to our Daily Schedule for Home learning if and when you can. This is what children are used to. For example, eat breakfast at the same time and make sure they're dressed before starting the 'school' day – avoid staying in pyjamas!
   
• Keep active – our PE department are posting excellent activities for you and your families to keep fit and healthy
   
• Stick the timetable up on the wall so everyone knows what they should be doing when, and tick activities off throughout the day
   
• Some children will find adapting to remote home learning easier than others – encourage them to email their teachers if they're struggling
   
• Balance academic work with doing fun things – see our "50 things to do in isolation
   
• Designate a working space if possible, and at the end of the day have a clear cut-off to signal school time is over. Distinguish between weekdays and weekends, to separate school life and home life.
   
• If you have a garden, use it regularly. If you don't, try to get out once a day as permitted by current government guideline (of course this might change)
   
• Some excellent advice can be found on the #StringerWellbeing@Home page - the tab is located on the left hand side.