Work for Pupils
Please see below for our Remote Learning Strategy in light of Covid. For any pupil that is absent from school for any other reason, they are still able to keep up to date with our learning by utilising their 100% Book, using Google Classroom, and checking their Class Charts account.
Scenario 1: A small number of Individuals shielding/pupils self-isolating/pupils excluded |
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Scenario 2: Year group quarantine |
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Scenario 3: Partial lockdown e.g. 1 week in, 1 week out or similar |
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Scenario 4: Full lock down |
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Resources made available for all pupils to access from the government can be accessed here.
Useful Links
Oak Academy (A range of resources, lessons and learning opportunities to support at home learning)
Pearson e-Textbooks (After clicking ‘yes’ for the license agreement, go to ‘Secondary Learners’ and then ‘Free eBook access’).
GCSE Pod (A series of videos and audio recordings for every subject. Pupils have log ins, if they have not logged in yet, click ‘New User’ and follow the instructions).
ClassCharts (Specific tasks that have been set via classroom teachers. Pupils have individual log ins).
Royal Shakespeare Company (Macbeth / Romeo & Juliet are available to watch for free via this link).
Reading Plus (This is a specific intervention programme used with a handful of pupils at DTRB. Not all pupils have a log in for this).
Think U Know (14+) and Think U Know (11-13) (Resources put together to support parents talk and work with their children to articulate their emotional well-being).
A really valuable, user friendly guide to help and support your child during the January lockdown (including lots of FAQs) can be found here: Barnados Page
Covid Think Ninja App (A useful app for young people who are suffering with anxiety due or exacerbated by Covid)
Parents may also wish to access independent advice around their children’s mental health and can do this via Young Minds
For support when self-isolating, please see this link.
Safeguarding Support
Support Over Christmas
Dealing with Family Difficulties
Dealing with Loneliness
iMatter Pastoral Support Guide
Mental Health & Wellbeing Links
Community Support from Local Church
Online Safety Support
Looking After Yourself During Covid-19
Supporting Challenging Behaviours
Anxiety Support
Advice for Families
When Emotions Explode
Preparing to Return to School
Year Group Specific Support | |
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Year 7 | 07936 028 288 |
Year 8 | 07729 107 571 |
Year 9 | 07745 782 700 |
Year 10 | 07395 931 037 |
Year 11 | 07745 791 236 |
Designated Safeguarding Lead (Mrs Vallender) | 07387 698 231 |
General Support | ||
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DTRB Safeguarding | 07387 698 231 | Please use this to report any concerns for the welfare of any DTRB pupil that you may have. |
NSPCC Helpline | 0808 800 5000 | Help@nspcc.org.uk |
Childline | 0800 1111 | www.childline.org.uk |
LGBT Foundation | 0345 3 30 30 30 | |
Young Carers | 01942 679352 | www.walyc.org.uk |
Papyrus | 0800 068 4141 | www.papyrus-uk.org |
Frank | 0300 123 6600 | www.talktofrank.com |
Young Minds | www.youngminds.com | |
Suicide Bereavement Services | 0161 212 4919 | www.shiningalightonsuicide.org.uk |
Kooth (Counselling) | www.kooth.com |
Rapid support for children and young people affected by the coronavirus crisis (Barnardos/DfE)
Barnardos has launched a new scheme to help young people affected by the coronavirus crisis. The See, Hear, Respond Partnership will quickly identify and support children, young people and families who are struggling to cope with the impacts of coronavirus. Its aim is to provide early intervention before these children reach the threshold for statutory intervention.
Barnardos say they ‘especially want to invite referrals for families who are most isolated from support due to Covid-19, including:
Under 5s with a specific focus on under 2s
You can find more information and a referral form here: https://www.barnardos.org.uk/see-hear-respond
For information regarding our on-site mass testing arrangements, please read this letter.