Category Archives: Home Learning
Digital Support Website
From the Moray Learning Technologists:
The website created to help parents/carers support learners in accessing Glow and staying safe online has recently been updated. The aim of this resource is to help learners log into Glow and access their learning in either Microsoft Teams or Google Classroom. You can access the website using the following link – Digital Support Website.
Click here for more info on the Parent and Carer Support Offer – ICT
Help with Home Learning
To help parents/carers support their child in Learning from Home, there is a section on our website. You can either click here to visit the section, or access it via the main menu, as the image shows below:
A good place to begin would be “Glow for Parents and Carers” where there is useful information about Security for your home PC and Internet Safety.
e-Sgoil National Offer for Scotland
Young people from across Scotland are still being offered access to a national, on-line education resource providing the opportunity to:
- participate in an extensive series of live early-evening study support webinar lessons from their own home
- benefit from specialist teacher input during the live, real-time webinar lessons
- access subject specific resources in advance of the webinar lessons
This offer seeks to complement the education provision being provided by schools and local authorities across Scotland. The e-learning National Offer provides free, live, interactive webinar lessons in an extensive range of subjects for Level 5 and Higher courses.
All e-Sgoil webinar lessons are delivered by subject specialists, assisted by a second teacher. The following courses are on offer: Business Management, Chemistry, Computing Science, Eachdraidh, English, French, Gaelic, Gàidhlig, History, Mandarin, Maths, Music, Physics, RMPS and Spanish. Digital study skills lessons are also offered.
This study support provision is a key strand of a comprehensive National e-Learning offer which includes vacancy and supply cover to meet the staffing requirements of schools across the country, a programme of remote learning opportunities for interrupted learners – including accredited courses in Literacy and Numeracy – and a diverse range of curriculum enrichment activities, involving a number of external partners.
This is a fantastic opportunity and I would encourage all applicable senior phase pupils to engage with this programme in order to support their studies. To register for this opportunity, pupils require their Glow login details and should use this link: http://www.e-sgoil.com/studysupport2020.
If you have further questions please contact me at school.
Mr K Pirie
Depute Rector
Show My Homework
This week, S1 pupils are being sent home with letters and parent/guardian codes for Show My Homework. Pupils will have logged into Show My Homework in school and will have some experience of returning homework.
When using SMHW on a PC at home, search for “Show My Homework Login” or click here. If you wish to download the app onto other devices, this can be done through Google Play or the Apple Store.
Pupils will login using their Glow username and password and have been reminded to keep these in a safe place.
For help in using SMHW, select the appropriate link below to take you to the help pages:
Moray Digital Learning Team: Support For Parents
Logging in as a Parent
If you want more details about logging into Show My Homework as a parent, please visit:
https://help.teamsatchel.com/en/articles/2912165-logging-in-as-a-parent
Submitting Work Online
Several people have been wondering what to do about submitting work online via either SMHW or Teams. This information is intended to make that easier for you.
Home Learning Links and Guidance
Attached is a HUGE list of online activities and websites available to keep young people engaged with learning.
Note of caution to parents/ carers:
Do NOT feel that you have to work through this. Teachers will set class activities via SHMW and Glow. These are supplementary activities for you to access should you wish. Providing routine, stability and safety at this time is more important than trying to recreate a ‘school day’.
Mrs Bain
23/3/20