Risk Assessment and Return to School September 2020
Return to School Parent Letter - 27.8.2020
School Risk Assessment - Updated 25.11.2020
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Following the advice from Public Health England, I would like to remind you all that anyone with a high temperature and/or a new continuous cough is to self-isolate for a period of 14 days from the day the first person has shown symptoms. If you feel your child is experiencing either of these symptoms, please let us know and keep your child(ren) at home for the duration listed above.
Please do not send your child back to school before the end of the 14 day isolation period so that we can ensure we minimise the spread of any viruses.
Please can we also request that if you are keeping your child at home with any of the above symptoms to either ring the school to inform us or send us a message through our School Gateway app. Please do not come to the school office to report this absence as you should remain away from the school during the isolation period.
I would like to reassure all of our parents/carers who have children in self-isolation currently, that the absences will not affect your child's attendance percentage as we have been advised by the Department for Education to record these absences differently to other absences.
I appreciate that this is a challenging and difficult time for us all, and we really do appreciate how supportive our families have been.
Steve Wheeldon (Principal)
For further information regarding Covid-19 please visit the following link:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-stay-at-home-guidance
Please do not send your child back to school before the end of the 14 day isolation period so that we can ensure we minimise the spread of any viruses.
Please can we also request that if you are keeping your child at home with any of the above symptoms to either ring the school to inform us or send us a message through our School Gateway app. Please do not come to the school office to report this absence as you should remain away from the school during the isolation period.
I would like to reassure all of our parents/carers who have children in self-isolation currently, that the absences will not affect your child's attendance percentage as we have been advised by the Department for Education to record these absences differently to other absences.
I appreciate that this is a challenging and difficult time for us all, and we really do appreciate how supportive our families have been.
Steve Wheeldon (Principal)
For further information regarding Covid-19 please visit the following link:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-stay-at-home-guidance
Message from the Principal |
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Dear Parent/Carers
It has been lovely to welcome the children back to school since the start of September. Thank you for all your support with the drop off and collection of your children. We have welcomed the parental feedback and this has enabled us to make changes to ensure the safety of your children and family. I am looking forward to an exciting Autumn Term and will keep you updated with any necessary information and changes as soon as I have these via SchoolComms. email: s.wheeldon@wilbrahamprimary.com Steve Wheeldon, Principal |
EXCITING NEWS!
The School Games Mark - Gold Award
We are very proud to announce that we have achieved the School Games 'Games Mark' award.
This celebrates our commitment to competitive sport and sports provision in school.
Thank you and well done to all the pupils, staff and parents who have helped us achieve this award.
This celebrates our commitment to competitive sport and sports provision in school.
Thank you and well done to all the pupils, staff and parents who have helped us achieve this award.
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