At Bourne Community College, we provide a broad and balanced curriculum and work hard to ensure that students are able to be present in school to benefit from this. Whilst our focus is very much on providing remote resources as an addition to enhance learning for students attending school, these resources are also useful as a means by which students who are unable to attend on a short-term basis can access learning if they feel able to.
Examples of reasons why a student may find access to remote learning helpful may include:-
- recovering from short-term infectious illnesses
- preparing for or recovering from some operations
- recovering from injuries where attendance might inhibit recovery
Useful Guidance for Students and Parents
Step by step guide to: Online Learning/ Accessing Homework & School Systems
Keeping Your Child Safe Online
Advice for Students & Parents/Carers:
Grand Theft Auto 6 Information for Parents
NSPCC Keeping Children Safe Online
Childline – Taking control of your online safety
Young people can request Google remove images from search results
Social media networks for under 13’s
AskTheAwkward
AskTheAwkward is about helping with difficult conversations related to online relationships and is mainly geared towards secondary students.
You can find out more, including the download links HERE.
DfE Guidance: Providing remote education
DfE Guidance:
