This message was sponsored by Whitworth Park Academy.
We understand that you have suddenly become educators as well as trying to deal with other consequences linked to this crisis. We want to ensure a strong working relationship is maintained during these times.
The school will continue to work diligently to ensure the impact on students is minimised as much as possible. Work and communication channels will be fully maintained through a variety of platforms including; the school’s Facebook, Website and app, classcharts, Youtube, Instagram, GCSEPOD, Maths Watch, bulletins, newsletters and the use of our student resources area.
We would like to thank our parents and carers for their feedback, letting us know how we are doing in these unprecedented times. This feedback has been very positive. We have included a couple of comments:
“Thank you for the quality of the work that has been set this week and the communication links that have been maintained with both the parents and students.”
“I think you’ve created a very good system, far better than some others I have seen. I think you are doing a great job in a challenging time.“
“Can I take this opportunity to thank you and the staff at WPA for your hard work and pastoral care, especially during this unprecedented time.”
“My daughter has felt constantly reassured in the build up to school closure and felt informed about what was to happen. My youngest son is due to start WPA in September and I feel confident that the school will do all they can for his transition”
We want to ensure that your child is being recognised for the work they are putting in at home. We will continue to announce ‘students of the week’ on our Facebook Page and through the bulletin.
We continue to thank you for your patience during these unprecedented times as we all find a new way of living, working and education.
South West Durham News covering news across County Durham.
