7/12 They will clarify to you the plans for teaching, and they will explain how you will be assessed.

8/12 We recognise that adapting to distance learning is not easy. We have moved to this because it enables those who are isolating to continue studying, and enables us to respect the government advice around social distancing.

9/12 It’s hard, but it’s the only option in these circumstances. You are being asked not only to learn about your subject matter, but also to learn a new way of working. We will take this into account in how we assess you.

10/12 Some have asked why we are continuing teaching. We believe that even in these exceptional times, you can continue to progress and learn, and we can maintain our community, though we recognise this will take effort.

11/12 For those who may have children at home, this is even more difficult. Please do talk to your tutors about your exceptional circumstances.

12/12 We do appreciate that all of you have been put into circumstances which weren’t expected and you can’t have planned for. We’re working hard to bring you clarity, and you will hear from your tutors by midday Monday.

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