St. Peter’s is fully open to all pupils and normal start and finish times (8:45 – 3:15) are in operation .
Our Current Risk Assessment for school opening can be found here
Government guidance states that children aged under 18 and 6 months no longer need to isolate if identified as a close contact, regardless of their vaccination status.
Adults who are contacts of a positive case or someone with symptoms also do not need to self isolate, as long as they:
- are fully vaccinated and 14 days has passed since their final dose of a UK-approved Covid-19 vaccine, or
- are taking part or have taken part in a Covid-19 vaccine trial, or
- are not able to get vaccinated for medical reasons
All those identified as close contacts (children and adults) should take a PCR test but don’t need to self isolate while awaiting a result, as long as they don’t have symptoms.
Everyone should self isolate if:
- They have Covid-19 symptoms
- Have a positive result through PCR or LFD
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Remote learning will be set via Google Classroom. This video shows how to log in to and use Google Classroom.
This video explains the key information for parents/carers contained in the Remote Learning Policy
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Our Child Protection Policy Annex for the current school closure can be found here.
Details of how we plan to use the Coronavirus (Covid 19) catch-up premium we receive is outlined in the Covid Catch Up Plan 2020-2021 can be found here
L – Parents re Returning to School 8.3.21
L – Parents re Home Learning Arrangements
L – Parents from Paul Wagstaff 7.1.21
Remote learning will be set via Google Classroom. This video shows how to log in to and use Google Classroom.
This video explains the key information for parents/carers contained in the Remote Learning Policy
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Our Current Risk Assessment for school opening can be found here
Should we have to close a bubble due to a positive case, the school will contact you via text if your child needs to be collected owing to being a close contact. A close contact is defined as:
- sharing households (ie family members),
- direct skin to skin contact,
- sharing a vehicle for any length of time,
- being in close proximity i.e. less than 2 meters for 15 minutes in total, or less than 1 meter for 1 minute.
Should your child get a positve result on either a lateral flow test or a PCR test you contact the school immediately via email at this address office@stpetershenfield.org.uk
The current advice is:
Anyone who is displaying symptoms of COVID-19 should book a PCR test and self-isolate. LFD tests are not recommended for children under the age of 11. Anyone who tests positive with a Lateral Flow Device (LFD) should have a PCR test to confirm whether or not they have COVID-19 with 2 days.
Our Child Protection Policy Annex for the current school closure can be found here.
Details of how we plan to use the Coronavirus (Covid 19) catch-up premium we receive is outlined in the Covid Catch Up Plan 2020-2021 can be found here
