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Published 19 August 2020

COVID-19

Stay safe. Protect each other.

Supporting the Safe Provision of Schooling Report

Please click the link ‘00729F_Supporting the Safe Provision of Schooling_25693_20210415 (004).pdf‘ below to download the COVID-19 Report, Date of Visit 15/04/2021:

00729F_Supporting the Safe Provision of Schooling_25693_20210415 (004)

COVID -19 Response Plan

Please click the link ‘Updated Covid Plan Feb 2021‘ below to download the COVID-19 Response Plan:

Updated Covid Plan Feb 2021

Protect your child.

The most important things you can do to protect your child are:

  • be responsible, be safe – follow the advice on protecting yourself and others from coronavirus
  • look out for symptoms of coronavirus – if your child has symptoms, they will need to self-isolate
  • encourage your child to wash their hands regularly and properly
  • clean and disinfect surfaces in your home and things people touch a lot. Coronavirus can live on surfaces so it’s important to do this. Don’t forget door handles and the toilet flush.
  • follow advice to prevent your child from catching or spreading viral infections

Face coverings are not recommended for children under the age of 13.

This is because young children may not be able to follow the important advice about wearing a mask correctly and to avoid touching it.

Children older than 13 are more likely to be able to stick to the important advice on how to wear a face covering properly.

 

 

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