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Remote Learning Term 4 2021
Remote Learning Term 4 2021
The Victorian Government has announced the Roadmap to Deliver the National Plan.
The Victorian Government has announced the Roadmap to Deliver the National Plan.
The Roadmap, which is based on advice from the Victorian Chief Health Officer, sets out the staged return to onsite learning in Term 4, with the plan being that all students returning onsite by Friday 5 November.
The Roadmap, which is based on advice from the Victorian Chief Health Officer, sets out the staged return to onsite learning in Term 4, with the plan being that all students returning onsite by Friday 5 November.
Routine and predictability helps to support students through these challenging times. Students are all familiar with the routines and are managing exceptionally well. Always remember, just do what you can.
Routine and predictability helps to support students through these challenging times. Students are all familiar with the routines and are managing exceptionally well. Always remember, just do what you can.
Please continue to check here and Sentral for updates.
Please continue to check here and Sentral for updates.
To access your child's MWHPS Google account click on this button which will take you to our IT Support page.
To access your child's MWHPS Google account click on this button which will take you to our IT Support page.
- Click on the Google Drive icon and then sign in with your child's MWHPS user name and password.
- Click on the 9 dots in the top right corner (the waffle) and click on the Meet icon.
- Enter the 10 letter meet code to join the meet. Meet codes are distributed via Sentral.
This method will work on any device including an iPad, laptop, desktop or Chromebook. Please contact your class teacher if you require your child's user name and password.
This method will work on any device including an iPad, laptop, desktop or Chromebook. Please contact your class teacher if you require your child's user name and password.
Looking after our own and our children's wellbeing is important. Wellbeing comes from physical, mental and emotional health. For children and young people, there are many things that build positive wellbeing. There are things you can do with your child to build and maintain their wellbeing. Most of them are short, fun and require very few materials.
The DET Wellbeing pages include activities and conversation starters that cover six key elements that are important to wellbeing. There are also activities that focus on positive thinking and gratitude as well as breathing exercises that promote calm.
You can also find more information on the Education department pages below
Looking after our children's wellbeing
https://www.education.vic.gov.au/parents/family-health/Pages/your-childs-wellbeing.aspx
Looking after your own wellbeing and mental and physical health is important.
https://www.education.vic.gov.au/parents/family-health/Pages/taking-care-of-yourself.aspx
Student/ Parent Wellbeing hub
https://studentwellbeinghub.edu.au/parents/topics/your-child-s-mental-and-physical-health-primary/
Physical activity will boost your child's physical and mental health and help improve their wellbeing. It also helps with concentration, memory and solving problems. Keeping active is also a great way to support your child's learning. Try the PE activities on our Learning Hub.
Sentral
Sentral
To contact your child's class teacher, please use the messaging module in Sentral either via the app or web version.
● Teachers will be available between 9 - 3.30pm. Parents can contact them via Sentral messages
● Teachers will communicate to parents via the messaging function on Sentral
● P - 2 teachers will communicate with students through the Learning Hub and hold Google Meet sessions
● Year 3 - 6 teachers will communicate with students through their Google Classroom stream, comments and/ or Meet (see timetable above)
● Parents will continue to receive the newsletter and stay updated via our website and Learning Hub
● Parents can contact the school through the school email
The Student Wellbeing Hub is a site that provides parents and students information and advice to help make learning safe, positive and fun!
Wellbeing
Wellbeing
School-wide positive behaviour support (SWPBS) is a framework that brings together school communities to develop positive, safe, supportive learning cultures. Our school expectations are:
Be Responsible
Be Respectful
Be Inclusive
WELLBEING ACTIVITY for all students and families:
Speak to your child about what these expectations could look like in your home. Get your child to make a poster, video, slide show or a write a song to demonstrate their understanding of what our school expectations would look like at your home.
Try the quick brain break activities below
LiteracyandNumeracyTipstoHelpYourChild_Final (1).pdfLiteracy and Numeracy Tips
Literacy and Numeracy Tips
A booklet from the Department of Education and Training that has a range of literacy and numeracy tasks designed to build your child's knowledge.
This booklet comes in a range of languages, please visit the DET website (Literacy and Numeracy tips) or click on a language below.
Contact us
Contact us
Mount Waverley Heights Primary School
36 Solomon Street
Mount Waverley 3149
Phone: 9807 8120
mountwaverley.heights.ps@education.vic.gov.au
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