 learning journey, well done and keep it going. There are lots of challenges ahead and some management issues to resolve but a really positive start.
- In school a teacher has over 1000 questions or interactions with children during any given day (these are often quick verbal feedback but teachers now have to write the response and read anything the child says, this takes much longer).
In each class we are currently receiving between 80 - 200 interactions with children over the course of a whole day and evening and we are trying to find ways to manage this without teachers working 24 hours of the day and having a break from a screen as well. Teachers are now marking things or commenting late into the night as they don't want to start the next day with 50 pieces of work or photographs to view before they start the next day.
Hopefully this will calm as working habits are formed but we may restrict when work can be posted to balance workload and mental health!
Teachers at Madley will do what it takes (and more) but often at the detriment to their own well being and we have a responsibility to manage that.
- Some videos are recordings of the child doing something then it stops as they got something wrong then it is re-recorded with the correct answers. Children should be getting things wrong (you learn more from failure than success and it builds resilience). We would expect any child to get at least 10% of their work wrong or it may be too easy!
- Only the work set by the teacher will be commented on or marked. Projects are good but may have to be a little more independent.
- If teachers set work for around 4 hours but it is all completed in 30 minutes then the quality or standard probably isn't good enough. Teachers will ask children to re-do or improve the quality of work if they know the child is capable of better. You may have to deal with the 'fall out' from that, they probably wouldn't react in the same way at school!
- Please could you check that photos, work etc are the correct way up when posted as SeeSaw does now allow rotation. Photographs can also be 'bundled' and not just sent individually.
- Not everything needs to be sent in/posted as it may be practise and we don't need to see everything.
- Commenting is not text messaging or social media so the teacher will probably comment once or not at all on every piece of work.
- Please remember that SeeSaw may feel that it is just you, your child and the teacher but there are 30 other people who share that view! All teachers have a weekly review meeting to look at what is working, work management, quality of working etc to make sure the system works for everyone.
Did you know SeeSaw can also be accessed through an X-box (if it is connected to the internet) if you are struggling for devices. Not advocating that but just signposting it for parents.
Key worker attendance - this is a 'hot topic' at the moment and the DFE guidance was updated on Friday evening at 5:30pm to clarify that anyone (including key workers) who can work from home and have their children with them, then they should. We fully understand that this may be extremely challenging!
We currently have a fifth of the school accessing key worker provision at some point during the week (41 children from 31 families), in the last March lockdown it was a tenth of the school from around 10 families (we have had a 50% increase from last year). We still have some children to add.
The processes and procedures for school all work but it increases the risk to school staff and to your family in bringing the virus home. Thank you to key worker families for their compliance with stringent safety measures around school.
We have to report on absence, even virtual absence! This is the most bizarre thing I have heard of so far but nothing surprises me anymore!
If your child is ill at home and cannot access virtual learning then you have to report it to school as we have to record it on our absence sheet each day! We will leave this to your discretion!
Joe Wicks is the easy option but other ideas will be shared and children need to be getting outdoors and away from a screen for significant parts of the day.

I will give you some good links for outdoor learning opportunities this week.
YouTube channel Steven Hanton & I will be starting live forest skills lessons for kids and adults alike.
- We are actively exploring ICT options for families who need it and fall into certain categories. We are approaching charities and other organisations in order to assist people who meet certain criteria.
- If you do not have a printer don't worry and we try to set work that doesn't have to be printed or could be copied from a screen or can be drawn instead (without creating lots of extra work).
6. 'Would you rather.....?' questions for the family......
Please don't sent your responses in as these are just for 'fun' or to stimulate conversation.
Attached are resources for all year groups from Encore Music (who teach 3 classes Ukele and Samba in school). I have added the Nursery one as you may have a younger child.
Have a good start to the first full week. Establish a timetable and good routine (we know mornings are probably better to work), teachers will publish their 'outline' timetable as we have in school but remember home working is more intense and behaviours etc could be very different to school!Kansas fans shouldn’t expect to see Jalon Daniels on the field Saturday against Oklahoma.
The Jayhawks and Sooners have a massive Sunday matchup as Kansas attempts to bounce back after losing to TCU. During the game against the Horned Frogs, Daniels suffered what appeared to be a significant shoulder injury.
It was reported he was done for the year, but the Big 12 QB refuted that claim. While it’s not clear when he’ll return, head coach Lance Leipold said it’s “doubtful” he’ll be ready by Saturday.
“Jalon did not practice today and would probably be put in the doubtful area. Again, looking at it day to day, but hasn’t done anything yet and that’s probably the extent I will comment at this time,” Leipold explained to the media earlier in the week.
What will Kansas do if Jalon Daniels can’t play?
If Daniels isn’t suited up, which seems likely, Jason Bean will get the start. Bean threw for 262 yards, four touchdowns and an interception against TCU after Daniels went down.
He also saw a ton of playing time in 2021 and threw a total of 181 passes last season. Bean definitely can run the offense if necessary.
The positive news for Kansas here is that it definitely doesn’t sound like Jalon Daniels is done for the season. Judging from Leipold’s update, he’ll eventually return.
It just won’t be this weekend against the Sooner. That means Bean will, once again, have to show some heroics on the big stage.
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Melissa and Brian are one of the most affectionate couples I’ve ever photographed. Their love and appreciation for one another is palpable. When I told Brian that it’s rare to see couples as affectionate as them, he told me that he and Melissa had both lived through some bad relationships. Those experiences led them to utterly appreciate how lucky they are now. They adore what they have together and I can’t imagine them ever taking it for granted. They were beaming all day long, but I thought they were particularly cute when they proudly introduced their guests to “my husband” and” my wife” throughout the reception.
IN PAST SUMMERS, we festooned our front dogwood tree with hummingbird feeders. There's one out there now, and there are circles of fishing line hanging from a few branches, ready for when I fill up the rest of the feeders.
This morning, a little wren tried over and over to pluck what she thought was just a bit of fishing line. I'm sure she is in the process of building her nest, and apparently, the fishing line looked like ideal material.
After three tries, she gave up. I'm sure she will find better stuff around in the yard - but I felt a little sorry for her, and a little guilty, to have unwittingly tricked her with the fishing line.
ON SATURDAY, AT 1 P.M. EASTERN, I'll be giving another painting workshop, Live on my Carrie Jacobson Artist Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/carriejacobsonartist). The workshops are free, you don't have to register, and they last about an hour.
So, a little before 1 p.m. Eastern, put on your tie-dye and click on the page, then look for the Live thing to happen. I think it's easier to find if you follow or like the page first - it will probably show up in your notifications list. There's also an Event listing, and if you find that and click "Going," I'm pretty sure it will remind you.
Get set up with whatever you like to paint with and whatever