Home Learning
Continuity of Learning
Please see our Continuity of Learning document below.
Continuity of Learning - The Grange School
Remote Learning Provision - Information for Parents
Microsoft Teams
Please see Mr Price's Power Point below which will talk you through how to access MS Teams and what to do if you encounter any problems along the way.
Microsoft Teams - A Student Guide (PDF Version)
Microsoft Teams Virtual Tutor Room
Emails and School Work
Work is set for students using the Student Gateway. You can access this by clicking the grey box below.
Your username is your email address, for example 12345@thegrangeschool.com, and your password is the password that you usually use to get on to the computers while you are at school.
How to logon guides for Hegartymaths, Seneca and Reading plus can be found by clicking the grey box below.
Logon Guides, Hegartymaths, Seneca and Reading Plus
Curriculum Maps
Below are Curriculum maps for each year group for parents to support children in the event they have to self-isolate.
| Year 7 Curriculum Map | Year 8 Curriculum Map |
| Year 9 Curriculum Map | Year 10 Curriculum Map |
| Year 11 Curriculum Map |
Learning from Home
We appreciate that it can be difficult to support your child's learning from home. Students have been given clear instructions and expectations around what they should be doing.
Remote Learning Assembly 8th Jan
Home Learning Timetable for Key Stage 3
Free Access to Office 365
If you would like free access to Office 365 from a Grange School Login please click the box below for instructions on how to access this. This u tube video is narrated by Twynham School so when their email addresses are referenced this also works correctly for The Grange email addresses too.
Online Safety
If you require any further information regarding online safety, please find below a website link which may be of some help.
Life outside of School Work
Other than keeping up with your school work, it is really important that you look after yourself. You can do this in lots of ways, for example making sure that you carry on with things you enjoy, like playing football in the garden, or reading a good book, or just going for a long walk with your family.
