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Continuous Learning @ Somersfield Academy -- Distance Education Done Differently
Requirements of Upper Primary Students (P5 and P6)
Upper Establishing a daily routine is very important. Before school starts each day, be sure
Primary you do the following things:
Morning
Routine Breakfast. Eat a solid breakfast. This will give you the energy you need to
(7:45-8:45) focus on your goals for the day.
Movement. If you have time, go for a quick walk or play outside. Get the
body moving before you move on to your studies.
Mindful Moment. If you’re a fan of mindfulness, here’s a great chance to do
a mindful activity. Perform a “Take 5” or do some mindful breathing.
Get dressed. It’s important you get dressed for the day. Although you aren’t
wearing school uniform at home, a change of clothes each morning reminds
you to get ready for a day of hard work.
Workstation. Give your workstation a tidy. Gather your materials and have
everything ready before 8:45am.
Morning Here are the first things you should do at the start of each school day:
Check-in
(8:45-9:00) Turn on your computer
Log into Managebac
Read the daily messages your teachers have posted. This will take
a few minutes. Keep the Messages screen available so you can re-
check throughout the day
Check your schedule
Get your schedule out and find out what subjects are happening
If you’re not sure, check in with your parents
Open Microsoft Teams and get into your P5 or P6 Homeroom Teacher Team
You will meet with your homeroom teacher from 8:45-9:00 each morning
Your homeroom teacher will take the attendance and go over the
plan for the day
Once you are in your Homeroom Team, wait for instructions from the
teacher
Upper Here are a few key things to remember:
Primary
Students – The school day start at 8:45am and ends at 3:25pm
Your Daily Each day (Monday-Friday) has different lessons. You need to check your
Lessons schedule each day and follow it closely.
Each day, there will be a combination of lessons. Some lessons will be:
“Live”. A “live” lesson means you will be working in real time with
your teacher using Teams and other tools. For example, on
Tuesdays you might have a Visual Arts lesson with Mrs. Toogood
from 11:30am-12:10pm that is “live”.
Work Periods. A work period is different than a “live” lesson. The
teacher won’t be available during a work period. You are
responsible to: