Much of the term has meant, for many, more remote learning. While we had lots of fun on Zoom classes, fitness and choir, alongside creative Edmodo assignments, it was great to have everyone back in school before Easter.
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It has been a pleasure to welcome Miss King, a former pupil, in the role of Sports Coach during Mr. Rees’ absence. Since returning to school, sports pitch and sports hall have been buzzing with activities.
This week we celebrate the one-year anniversary of Lockdown – celebration of the full Fairholme curriculum being available for pupils online in the form of Edmodo assignments and celebration of the independence forged by pupils in this 21st century tea
Many pupils enjoy participating in one to one music lessons. Working via Zoom, Mrs. Williams was incredibly impressed with pupils’ readiness to adapt to remote learning.
Form V managed a Lent activity we don’t do every year at school. Apologies to Enid Blyton!
This year has indeed been a special time. We felt it was very important to continue our traditional Christmas celebrations, albeit amid copious amounts of hand-washing and separation of contact groups.
Yellow group led us in a fantastic celebration of Halloween, despite self-isolating at home during this period! The early years produced a highly entertaining assembly with songs and costumes explaining the origins of Halloween celebrations.
We come to the end of our Remote Learning Experience. We are very proud of all our children for working so hard during lockdown. Thank you to parents for helping children settle into this new way of learning and to teachers for their tireless efforts
Fairholme pupils have been enjoying their Remote Learning system since March. All pupils have gained full access to the curriculum through Edmodo assignments, a comprehensive range of weekly videos (specially prep
Music, drama and dance departments were very sad not to be able to perform our show, 'Cats', as planned just before Easter. Everyone had worked so hard. We did, however, have one dress rehearsal before lockdown, ready or not