Welcome to the 'Bluecoat at Home' Learning Resources page. We are committed to supporting our families with the continuation of their child's education during any periods of school closure and hope that you will engage with and enjoy the programme of learning we have put together for you.
Below you will find a link for each Chapter, within which will be the learning resources for the appropriate year groups. We do not know how long the closure is planned for and will be following the government guidance as appropriate. Should you need to access a previous week's resources please let us know.
Building Learning Power, or BLP, is at the centre of our curriculum and it may be referenced in various learning activities. You may find it helpful to visit our BLP page for further information.
We would encourage all parents to sign up to the Oxford Reading Tree free e-Book library as this will be an invaluable resource now that libraries are also closed. Chapter 1 will be using Tapestry to support their learning and Chapters 2 and 3 will be using Google Classrooms.
In addition, the link below contains a wide variety of online resources with fun ideas and activities.
We have put together a selection of "How To..." help videos for some of the more frequently asked questions relating to accessing the online learning content.
Click here to read some Bluecoat at Home news and see some shared learning.
Please find below a series of videos & accompanying documents which we hope you find helpful when supporting your child at home with handwriting.
Here at Bluecoat we love stories and we love reading. We are really missing having all the children here to enjoy storytime, so we have created this space for staff to take the opportunity to share some of their favourites with you. Settle down, get comfy and enjoy....
Author: Janet Campbell
Illustrator: John Kurtz
Publisher: Scholastic
Author: Marilyn Kaye
Illustrator: Peter Stevenson
Publisher: Ladybird
Please see below some useful information from our colleagues at Babcock regarding Autism and supporting young children and young people through a changing environment. Also, Babcock have negotiated and agreed online access to Cygnet - a parenting support programme for parents and carers of children and young people aged up to 18 years with an autism diagnosis or for those with children who are currently on the autism assessment pathway. Please see the programme invitation below.