Supporting Learning From Home

This page is designed to give parents and carers a range of resources and support in order to help you support your children with their learning at home.

Parent Workshops

Find below presentations and resources from our latest parent workshops.

Reading and Phonics Workshops

We held a parents and carers’ reading workshop where we shared a range of resources accessible from home. We were joined by Alison from the Neighbourhoods Service at Manchester City Council, who shared how to join the library and what else is on offer around Manchester. Our Assistant Principals for EYFS and KS1 also held a phonics workshop, taking our parents and carers through how phonics is taught in school and how they can support at home. Find out more by clicking the links below!

Support for Parents

Place2Be’s Parenting Smart website aims to offer support helping you with everything from bedtime battles, sibling rivalry and routines to how to talk to your child about bereavement, gender identity and transitions. It’s free and a really great resource! Access it here:

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Websites and Apps

Below are recommended websites and apps which will help your child with their learning at home. Some of these are free to use, others you will need your child’s log in details to access which you can get from your child’s class teacher if they do not know them.

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Online Safety at Home

Find below links to documents and websites which are full of information on how to help keep your children safe online.

Support for SEND Pupils

Find below support on offer for pupils with special needs and/or disabilities.

RNIB Bookshare

If your child is on our SEND register, we will have registered them with the RNIB Bookshare. This free resource allows your child access to a whole host of books online and, paired with the Dolphin Easyreader app, you are able to change text sizes and background colours making books more accessible to pupils with visual difficulties and/or dyslexia. Find out how to log into your account below!

SEND Online Safety Hub

Net Aware has partnered with Ambitious about Autism to bring online safety tips, advice and activities specifically for parents and carers of children with SEND. We spoke to parents of children with a range of special educational needs such as dyslexia, autism and speech and language difficulties. Find out more by clicking here: