Zero Teaching Days Lost at Trinityhouse
Advtech Master • July 26, 2020
Trinityhouse has since the start of the Covid-19 lockdown in South Africa managed to seamlessly integrate the delivery of face-to-face teaching and learning with our online platform. The start of the second term saw the immediate introduction of online classrooms. This has resulted in 0 teaching days lost at Trinityhouse Schools.
Face-to-face teaching and learning and online classrooms
Since the re-opening of schools, Trinityhouse pupils are given the opportunity to choose whether to attend in person classes or to remain online. This provides parents the peace of mind of knowing that the academic development of their child is not compromised whilst exercising their own decisions about their child’s health and safety.
Flexibility
Trinityhouse has adopted a flexible approach to teaching and learning which means that staff or pupils who have been identified as high risk individuals are able to continue online. Parents who, due to their own work from home or office schedules can offer their children a blend, can benefit from sending their children to school on certain days whilst keeping them at home on others.
Trinityhouse is determined that the academic development of each and every pupil will remain of paramount importance. We will continue to seamlessly integrate our programmes in order to ensure that no teaching days will be lost.
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