Staff reassure parents and students that teachers are still there to help
Promoting a sense of routine and normalcy during an abnormal situation has been the main focus of a local high school.
St Ninians's homeschooling system aims to help students of all ages and their parents adapt to school's being closed during the coronavirus pandemic.
Online, students are set work and can contact their teachers during their normal timetable hours, while tips and creative activities are also provided for parents who now find themselves taking on the role of teacher.
Headteacher Chris Coole says routine, taking regular breaks, and having quality time with your children after 'school hours' is vital:
The online hub aims to 'take the fear out of home-learning' for both students and parents.
St Ninians' Digital Coordinator, Rachel Smith, says it has something for everyone:
Meanwhile, St Ninians' Deputy Head says moving towards a more digital approach to teaching and learning is something a local school has been developing over time.
Tony Smith says the pandemic actually provides an opportunity to bolster the school's digital platform:
You can access St Ninians' Home Learning site here.
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