Update 18.06.2020
18th June 2020
Dear Parents and Carers
Live lessons on Microsoft Teams
Staff are working hard to teach more live lessons. Please read the attached letter carefully and discuss this way of working with your child, so that when an invitation to a live lesson is issued, these sessions can be as productive as possible for everyone.
PE and Numeracy Tasks – Daily Activities
Please note that we are now publishing PE and Numeracy tasks each morning on Show My Homework, along with the day’s lessons, instead of via the Head of Year pupil bulletin as we have been doing up until now. This is so that all the learning for each day is in one place for the students.
Race Across the World - Hannah Curtis, Head of PE
We have had a slight dip in entries from last night and today – mainly due to all the rain we have had. But the sun is now shining (or it was when I wrote this!) so why not hop on a bike and get lots of kilometres logged for the day: even better,why not take your family and double, triple or quadruple the kilometres. Everything counts!
Thank you to all those who are braving the elements to get out and about, are staying active and logging your distances.
Here is the link again if you need it - please note the link will only work via a Trust email log-in:
Don’t forget to keep sending in your Healthy Selfies of your families out and about. The email address to send these to is: cam-healthyselfie@cambournevc.org
The results for this afternoon are as follows, but do keep updated on Twitter as well @CamVC PE
As of Thursday 3pm
Whole trust: 9134km – Kabul, Afghanistan
Total distance travelled per school:
1st: Cambourne: 3573km (Izmir, Turkey )
2nd: Comberton: 2957km (Kyiv, Ukraine)
3rd: St Peters: 1501km (Vienna, Austria)
4th: Melbourn: 1101km (almost in Munich, Germany)
Average distance per school entry:
1st: Comberton: 10.7km
2nd: St Peters: 9.6km
3rd: Cambourne: 6.6km
4th: Melbourn:6.1 km
Have a good evening everyone and take care,
Claire Coates
Principal
Live Lessons
Dear Parents/Carer,
As our distant learning curriculum starts to develop, we would like to run some live sessions for students using Microsoft Teams. Over the recent months, we have developed our systems and protocols to allow this to happen safely. We recognise that not all students will be able to access these lessons and our teachers will, where appropriate, make a recording of the session available to students. It is not compulsory that students take part in live video lessons. However, if you would like your child to be involved in these lessons, please do take some time to read through the following guidance to ensure these lessons can be conducted appropriately.
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