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COVID 19

Operational Risk Assessment for the Full re-opening of school Sept 2020

CTK Covid19 RA July 2020.pdf

The above risk assessment is in draft form and will be finalised over the summer break when final guidance has been received from the government and Public Health England.

Documents relating to extending pupil places in school

National guidance and documentation

BT DfE Wifi Announcement_Fn_16June_Final.pdf

Public Health England

NHS UK Website

Guidance on Social Distancing

Coronavirus (COVID-19) advice and support for parents and carers (NSPCC) The NSPCC has created a number of resources to support parents and carers during this difficult time

What parents/carers need to know about schools and education during the Coronavirus outbreak

Supporting your children's education during COVID 19

Guidance for keeping children safe online Updated information for parents and carers to include a section on keeping children safe online. It provides links to online resources. Full details can be found in section 6.3 of the guidance.

Free School Meals In these uncertain times if you think your child is eligible for free school meals please complete the online form. Click on the WWW symbol on the left.

FREE Children's information book. 'Gruffalo' style book explaining COVID 19.

Managing school closure from home

Managing school closure.pdf

Here to Help

Support agencies

School Nursing Service

Advice and support.pdf

Safeguarding

Domestic Abuse

Keeping your children safe online

Parent-Top-Tips-Safe-Online-Corona.pdf

Think-u- Know (e-safety) Home activity packs for ages 4-5

Think-u-Know (e-safety) Home activity packs for ages 5-7

Think-u-Know (e-safety) Home activity packs for ages 8-10

Mental Health and Wellbeing

Supporting parents and carers video - the Anna Freud Centre This video provides guidance to parents and carers about how they can support themselves and their children during any disruption caused by the coronavirus