

During these unprecedented times, it is essential to maintain a routine and normalcy in young people's lives.
The Department of Education has a comprehensive guide for Learning from Home.
Teachers will contact students via their school email. There may be additional communication using learning management systems such as Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams. It is important for you and your child to remember that teachers will be communicating with dozens to more than 100 other families and that your communications should be meaningful and short. You may also need to remind your child to be patient when waiting for support or feedback.
Depending on the delivery of your learning, your teachers might have contacted you already with a preferred communication channel. Some teachers will be working from home. It is best to email your teachers for urgent matters.
Try to create a quiet and comfortable learning space. Your child may have a regular place for doing homework under normal circumstances, but this space may not be suitable for working in for an extended period of time.
A space/location for extended learning should be a public/family space, not in a bedroom. It should be a place that can be quiet at times and have a strong wireless internet signal, if possible. Above all, it should be a space where you or another adult is present and monitoring your children's learning.
Being confined to home for an extended period of time can cause stress and conflict. Tips for looking after your children during isolation include:
Provide support for your children by:
These responsibilities should be adjusted according to the age of your child:
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address
Valley View Road
Laurieton NSW 2443
telephone 02 6556 8100
address
Valley View Road
Laurieton NSW 2443
telephone 02 6556 8200
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