Coronavirus Related Absence Guide
Monday 7th September 2020
Dear Parents/Carers,
It is VITAL that you follow the rules put in place by the Government and NHS in order to stop the spread of Covid-19 in our community.
You must NOT send your child OR their siblings to school if anyone in your household has ANY of the symptoms below.
If you do send your child or their siblings to school, you are putting our whole school community at risk.
The main symptoms of coronavirus are:
Most people with coronavirus have at least 1 of these symptoms.
Please follow the instructions below. If you are unsure of what to do, please phone the school office.
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What to do if… |
Action Needed |
Return to School |
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… my child has coronavirus symptoms |
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If a test is taken and it is negative – return to school immediately
If a test is taken and it is positive (see below)
If no test is taken – return after 10 days |
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… my child tests positive for coronavirus |
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If you had a test because you had symptoms - keep self-isolating for at least 10 days from when your symptoms started.
If you had a test but have not had symptoms - self-isolate for 10 days from when you had the test. |
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… someone in my household has coronavirus symptoms |
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If the household member tests negative – return to school immediately
If the household member tests positive (see below)
If no test is taken – return after 10 days |
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… someone in my household tests positive for coronavirus |
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When the child has completed 14 days of self-isolation |
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…NHS test and trace have identified my child as a ‘close contact’ of somebody with symptoms or confirmed coronavirus |
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When the child has completed 14 days of self-isolation |
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…we/my child has travelled and has to self-isolate as a period or quarantine |
Returning from a destination when quarantine is needed:
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When the child has completed 14 days quarantine period |
Thursday 10th September 2020
Clifton Parents/Carers – WE NEED YOU HELP!!!
Please STOP sending your children into school with a cough or temperature.
If you send them into school, you are putting our community at risk! This includes our children, staff, parents and family members including our elderly relatives.
Parents/Carers - WE NEED YOUR HELP
WE KNOW YOU ARE WORRIED BUT WE NEED TO WORK TOGETHER.
If children are not sent into school with symptoms (cough and temperature) then we can try and stop the spread in our community and our school.
Tuesday 15th September 2020
Dear Parents/Carers,
Masks and Social Distancing
We have had lots of messages from parents/carers and members of the public concerned that there is little social distancing of parents/carers happening during drop off and collection time.
During this time, you will notice that school staff on the gates are now wearing visors.
Masks
We kindly ask that all parents/carers or other family members who are dropping off and collecting your children wear either a mask or visor.
Social Distancing
When lining up to drop off or collect your children, please ensure you are at least 2m away from the person behind and in front of you.
If your child is in Year 3/4/5/6 you can drop them into the line and leave. We have plenty of staff members at the gates and on the pavement to ensure your children stay in their line.
Lining Up
All adults who collect children from their gates must join the line, socially distance and wait patiently. We will not be handing children over if you have pushed in to the front of the line. It is creating a lot of congestion on the pavement and children are ending up walking into the road to get around, this is unsafe.
Please continue to help us by following the above to keep everyone safe.