The online school was set-up in the midst of the coronavirus lockdown and offers video lessons and resources covering a range of curriculum subjects for pupils from Reception to year 11.
For the next academic year, the resource is part of the government’s back-up plans should there be a second spike in Covid-19 infections or in the case of local lockdowns.
While all schools are due to return in full from September, the government’s latest guidance requires them to have contingency plans in place to be able to continue remote learning should it be necessary.
Oak National Academy has received a further £4.34 million in Department for Education (DfE) funding as well as support from the Mohn Westlake Foundation to continue its work.
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