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Welcome to Mr Hamlet Online.

UPDATE: As you will notice this site is currently undergoing a transformation to make it easier to find information and content. I ask for your patience and understanding as this transformation takes place and all of the bugs are ironed out.

This site has been set up for you to access set class work and additional material that may not be covered during class sessions. Here there will be regular work posted that will require you to read, view, listen and respond to. At times this work may consist of you completing questions and/or other tasks in your books using online resources or completing worksheet style tasks to be handed in during class. Other times the work may require you to construct a more detailed and/or extended response using various different media tools.

The content of some lessons may include images, sounds, videos and representations of deceased individuals that may be distressing to Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander people. Please inform myself if you have any concerns and I will provide you with a suitable alternative.

How to use this site:

In class:

Any lesson work to do in class can be found by clicking on your year group from the right menu bar under the title “Class Pages”. I will inform you during class time when work has been posted.

At home:

You will find details about day to day homework, class activities and/or important events by clicking your year group news from the right menu bar under the title “Class News”.

All dedicated regular homework and assessment information will also be added to your class calendars, located by clicking on the “Calendars” link from the right menu bar under the title “Class Resources”.

It is your responsibility to check the site and/or your email each day for updates.

For parents:

You can follow daily events by clicking on “Mr Hamlet’s Diary” from the right menu bar under the title “Class News”. Please note that these posts are meant to be a very brief overview of what we have done in class during the day and not a detailed explanation.

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