This page will be updated with resources and information for pupils, parents/carers and primary schools for the transition period. See dates in the letter below to know when to check back: Transition-Letter-27-05-20.docx Parents/carers - please see this booklet containing very important information for new entrants: New-Entrants-Booklet-20-21.pdf   Transition Videos For Year 6 Students (virtual during Covid-19) The first video will be available here from Wednesday 10th June.   Lessons For Primary Schools (virtual during Covid-19) The first lesson videos and resources will be here from Wednesday 10th June.    

GCSE Pod is an online learning tool to help pupils in Key Stage 4. Please view the resources below to help you get started using this whilst you are at home. How to login and activate your account video Dealing-with-Exam-Stress Encouraging-Good-Tech-Habits Parent-Introduction-PowerPoint Prevent-the-Panic Revision-Timetable-Template.    

In the event of a partial or full school closure we are planning to continue to educate our pupils using a virtual learning platform built into Office 365 called TEAMs. TEAMs enables tutors to communicate with pupils over the internet. It works best on a laptop or desktop PC, phones are compatible once the TEAMs app has been downloaded and installed from the Play Store(Android) or App Store(Apple).   Pupils have already been shown how to use the platform in school. If they cannot remember please follow the steps below: Login into office 365 email using RM unify. Click on the 9 dots located in the top left hand corner. Click on TEAMs from the drop down menu. Click on calendar to bring up a timetable of allocated lessons. Click join at the time of the lesson. Below is the link to show students how teams works for pupils. Closed captions can be enabled for any HI students.  Video tutorial for pupils If your child fails to comply with any of the rules stated below they may be remove from their teaching group. Teams home learning protocol: Ensure the camera of the device being used is turned off before you join a lesson. This will remain off for the entire lesson. Ensure the mic is turned off before you join a meeting. You may be asked to turn it on by the teacher during the lesson to ask a question. Do not send any messages unless it is related to the lesson. Do not message excessively as you will not be the only one in the lesson. Do not share your screen or any files unless the teacher instructs you to do so. Do not share any links in the chat or posts section. There may not be a live lesson for every period on your child's timetable however teachers will upload a variety of resources for their groups in TEAMs. Pupils will need to check the files and posts section on TEAMs daily to ensure they do not miss any work.    

The school has considered a variety of models to provide for your child(ren) if they receive free school meals during the school closure. Each model provides a varying level of complexity. To that extent we feel the best way to support those children who receive free school meals at this time is to make a direct cash payment of £25.00 per child per school week.  We have decided to send the money direct to you so that you as parents/carers can decide how this money is best spent, ensuring the aims of the free school meals initiative are upheld. Therefore, if you wish to receive this payment we need to hear from you as soon as possible. If you have more than one child, please state this in you reply email. Please send the details below to FSM.scs@osborne.coop. Please reply to the said email with the following information: Name of child(ren): Date(s) of birth: Bank name: Sort code: Account number: Name on bank account:  This scheme is a temporary measure as the Government are working on a national approach to provide support at this challenging time; we will update you accordingly. Please direct any queries to: j.purkiss.scs@osborne.coop  Mr J Purkiss Deputy Head Teacher