Remote Learning at Hambleton
At Hambleton, regular attendance is a significant priority for all pupils. However, in the rare circumstances where attendance in person is not possible, our robust remote learning provision is designed to ensure continuity and emulate the high-quality learning that goes on in an everyday classroom.
Remote education will be implemented for two primary reasons, in line with Department for Education guidance, when a pupil cannot attend school but is otherwise well enough to learn:
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Individual Pupil Absence: Where a pupil is unable to attend school but is able to learn (e.g., recovering from a short-term infectious illness, preparing for or recovering from an operation, or in some exceptional cases relating to Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) or a mental health issue).
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School Closures or Restrictions on Attendance: Where the school is required to restrict access, such as due to an adverse event (e.g., severe weather, unforeseen site closure, or heating failure).
Our established remote learning offer utilises our proven hybrid approach to teaching and learning to minimise disruption to the curriculum. To ensure consistency and high quality, our provision:
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Uses Google Classroom to share learning with pupils.
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Provides bespoke resources and a broad yet challenging offer of learning.
For further details, please see our Remote Learning Policy: