Home Learning

At Denbigh, we believe in the value of home learning and that is why we have invested heavily in creating a series of virtual classrooms for your child so that we can bring our classrooms to your home.

Whether it be for weekly home learning or whether it be because your child is unable to attend school in person, Denbigh has developed a Google Classroom for your child to provide them with a learning experience similar to their own classroom here at Denbigh.

Every child at Denbigh is allocated a personal Google Learning Account that they can use to access their Google Classroom. Within our Google Classrooms we provide a broad and balanced curriculum that reflects our school provision. Learning is regularly assigned to children and teachers and teaching assistants continually provides challenge and support as our pupils engage in their remote learning.

Technical support is available to our pupils and parents to ensure our virtual classrooms are inclusive.

In additional to our Goolge Classrooms, please find below a series of links that you can use to support your child with their learning. Your child will require a username and password. If your child does not have a username and password then please contact your class teacher via Class Dojo.

*Our home learning activities will be frequently updated during the coronavirus outbreak to support children not able to attend school.

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Happy Friday from all at Denbigh and these little smashers 🤩 We are so proud of each and everyone of them 🌈❤️ #dcpscore ... See MoreSee Less

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Year 6 took their learning outside in English today. They used all of their hard work revising to go on a SPAG hunt! #dcpscore #dcpsenglish #dcpslotc #DCPStiger #dcpslion ... See MoreSee Less

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In PE this week, Reception focused on a new objective (rolling and retrieving) using tennis balls as well as continuing to develop their throwing and catching skills. We found it a little more difficult using a tennis ball rather than the bean bags but showed super resilience with our coordination and accuracy. At the end of the session, we played a game called ‘MouseTrap’ where we worked in pairs to roll the ball to one another and trap the ‘mouse’ under the cone! #dcpsladybird #dcpsbutterfly #dcpsEYFS #dcpscore #dcpsPE ... See MoreSee Less

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Year 4 celebrated David Attenborough’s 100th birthday this afternoon by researching him and then researching their own animals just like he would! #dcpscore #dcpselephant #dcpsgeography #dcpsscience ... See MoreSee Less

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The woods visit this week was very much focussed on sticks and trees. We collected leaves, climbed trees and and did lots of experiments to find out which sticks broke better than others. We discovered shorter sticks are a lot more tricky to break than the longer ones! #dcpsEYFS #dcpsladybird #dcpsbutterfly #dcpslotc #dcpsscience #dcpsmaths #dcpscore ... See MoreSee Less

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