Remote Learning Provision 

On 4th January 2021, the Government announced to the nation that primary schools, secondary schools, colleges and other Further Education providers in England would now be required to deliver remote education for the majority of their pupils and students to help stop the spread of the COVID-19. The Government stated that the only people who should be attending schools and colleges in person are vulnerable and critical worker children - this is known as 'reduced provision'.

During this time, Christ the King staff have been working extremely hard to make sure quality remote learning is in place for all our children, as well as providing face-to-face education for the children in school.  We know that the demands of remote learning at home are high on parents, children and staff, so we ask for your support and partnership in order to ensure that our children do not fall behind in their learning- we will help and guide families to ensure you have the support you need. 

You can find out more information about our remote learning provision by accessing some of the links below. 

Please click here to see our Remote Learning Plan.

Please click here to see our Parent/ Carer Frequently Asked Questions about Remote Learning Provision.

Please click here to view our 'Zoom' Code of Conduct.

Please click here to view the January letter to Parents/ Carers of Children Learning from Home. 

Please click here to view top tips to support remote learning.