In light of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Loreto College has been at the forefront of developing a seamless online program allowing the College to be more flexible in our teaching and learning methods.
The aim of the VERITY@LoretoOnline Learning Program is to provide students and teachers with meaningful teaching and learning opportunities through a variety of online platforms when teaching is not possible in the school setting.
For younger children and students, it provides an opportunity for parents to engage with the classroom teacher or educator for guidance and support when assisting children with meaningful learning activities.
Online classrooms can be used for a variety of reasons, such as the temporary closure of the School or Early Learning Centre or prolonged student absence. Online classrooms allow children, students, and teachers to use and experience a range of technologies and provide for individual as well as collaborative learning experiences. Online classrooms can foster creativity, develop skills in the use of technology, and encourage students to engage in problem solving and different ways of thinking.
The VERITY@LoretoOnline Classroom Guide for ELC to Year 12 students provides detailed information on how to stay safe online, promoting positive behaviour, expectations for each year level, and personal responsibility.
The Guide also outlines a comprehensive Remote Learning Daily Plan for ELC Children, Junior, and Senior Students, detailing specific year level timetables which students can follow, accessing resources and information from their class and subject teachers through Loreto Connect on their class pages. This information is also important for parents to read and become familiar with.
We encourage you to see how your daughter’s future can take shape at one of our upcoming College Tours where you will see our curriculum in action, tour our historic grounds, and hear from Ms Kylie McCullah, our Principal, on why a girls’ school is the best investment for your daughter.
