COVID online learning – students

Timetable

	RAHINA/MON	RATU/TUE	RAAPA/WED	RAPARE/THU	RAMERE/FRI
8.30am		Homeroom		Homeroom
9.00am	Period 1	Period 1	Period 1	Period 1	Period 1
10.00am	Interval	Interval	Interval/Assemblies	Interval	Interval/Assemblies
10.30am	Period 2	Period 2	Period 2	Period 2	Period 2
11.30am	Period 3	Period 3	Period 3	Period 3	Period 3
12.30pm	Lunch/Exercise	Lunch/Exercise	Lunch/Exercise	Lunch/Exercise	Lunch/Exercise
1.30pm	Period 4	Period 4	Period 4	Period 4	Period 4
2.30pm	Period 5	Period 5	End of Day	Period 5	Period 5
3.30pm	End of Day	End of Day		End of Day	End of Day

You’re In Control

Teachers will set work for each of your subjects.

You’re responsible for your learning and wellbeing … with support from your whānau and staff at college. This includes:

setting up and following a daily routine
knowing what work you have for each subject … and doing it
communicating with your teacher through the face-to-face lessons or by email
knowing when your face-to-face classes are … and attending them

Routines

A regular routine will help you during lockdown. Use your device (e.g. Outlook Calendar) or paper to set up a daily routine with times for the following:

waking up
meal times
study times (classes)
exercise
relaxation
social time (including gaming)
helping around home (e.g. cooking, cleaning)
going to bed

Also set up a ‘to-do’ list or planner to keep track of when work or assessments are due.

Stay in Touch

Your teacher will contact you by your school email and also through MS Teams and OneNote.

Also keep in touch with your teacher. As well as face-to-face lessons, email your teacher or leave comments on MS Teams. If you don’t have any questions, leave a brief note about how you’re finding the work. Your teachers want to hear from you.

How Do I Study Online?

Years 9-10 … you should expect to do about 2 hours of work for each subject over the week.
Years 11-13 … you should expect to do about 3 hours of work for each subject over the week

Your teacher will contact you early in the week with what work there is to be done. This will include:

individual work (e.g. using Education Perfect, reading, doing homework, etc)
face-to-face learning

We are running the normal school timetable with slightly different times for each lesson. Your teacher will let you know when your face-to-face lesson is.

Students with assessments will need to find extra time to work on their assessments. Many NCEA assessments will continue to take place while we’re in lockdown.

Who Can Help Me?

Contact your subject teacher if you have any questions or want help with your study. Also you can contact your Dean by email. You can also contact the following staff for support with your learning: