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Naunton Park
Primary School

COVID-19 support

EMAIL FOR PARENTS 040121 (unable to send due to T2P crashing):

Dear Parents,

At 8pm tonight the Prime Minister announced that all schools will be closed as of tomorrow apart from the children of critical workers or those children with EHCPs/classed as vulnerable.

In order that we are able to effectively organise this provision we, the Cheltenham Learning Partnership, of Head teachers have contacted our respective Chairs of Governors to seek an agreement that we will at least stay closed tomorrow (Tuesday 5th January) to ALL pupils. We are aiming for provision for critical worker children will be made available from Wednesday 6th January if it is safe to do so, we will open for provision from Thursday 7th January by the latest. To support you at home tomorrow (and possibly Wednesday) with any home learning please access the Home - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) in the parents and carers section, whilst our teaching team organises the remote learning package.

Please take time to read the letter at the top of the list below to see what action is required if you in the position of needing to request provision.

Please bear with us at this time, we have only learnt of this lockdown at  the same time as you and we will do everything we can to ensure our respective families are fully supported at this difficult time. Thank you for your anticipated continued  support.

Kind regards

Mrs Nikki Hill

Headteacher

 

 

Please see below for:

  • Key symptoms of COVID-19 and where to get help.
  • Useful links to guidance, including links to Public Health England.
  • All correspondence sent to parents, from the school, regarding the partial closure, COVID-19 response and provisions in place.

Our risk assessment for mitigating risks associated with COVID-19 can be found below.

Additionally, there are some links below with advice on overcoming anxiety around COVID-19 and also some written advice in different languages:

 

Keeping safe

UPDATE JANUARY 2021

- Stay home

- Work from home if you can

- Only children of critical workers, vulnerable children or children with an EHCP are able to attend school

- Remote Learning is available to all children

 

SEPTEMBER 2020

Now that all children are back in school, we ask:

  • Parents enter the grounds at their specified drop off and pick up time via the bottom gate and wait behind the cones/tape for their child.
  • All parents/carers wear a mask (unless exempt) when dropping off/collecting their child from the playground.
  • Parents and children leave the school via the top gate, following the one-way system and leaving the pathway clear when waiting for a child.
  • If collecting siblings, parents/carers should arrive to collect them at the latest time for the children's year groups (e.g. if collecting a Y6 child and a Y1 child, parent/carers should arrive at Y1's collection time to avoid waiting on the playground unnecessarily).  Siblings waiting for parents will be supervised by their teacher.
  • No visitors enter the school other than the stated drop off/pick up times for parents/carers.
  • If your child has an appointment, they are permitted to arrive later via the school's main entrance, but please be vigilant with distancing in the office area.

 

Government guidances states:

  • Stay alert, Control the virus, Save Lives

  • Wash your hands, cover your face and keep your space.

We can all help control the virus if we all stay alert. This means you must:

  • Keep your distance if you go out (2 metres apart where possible).
  • Wash your hands regularly.
  • Wear a face mask indoors in public places, e.g. shops, cafes, museums etc.
  • Self-isolate if you (10 days) or anyone in your household (14 days) has symptoms until any relevant Coronvirus test result comes back negative.  If positive, self-isolate for 10 days (14 days for members of the same household).

How to keep yourself and your family safe:

  • Wash your hands with soap and water (sing Happy Birthday!) throughout the day.  Click here for advice on hygiene during this time.
  • Dry your hands - this makes your hands less hospitable for the virus! 
  • Use hand sanitiser.
  • Wash your hands when you get home, visit other places, before you touch food, when you handle something that doesn't belong to you.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth.
  • Wear clean clothes each day.
  • Cough or sneeze into a tissue (or use your elbow to cover your mouth).
  • Stay home (see above).
  • Make a plan (e.g. how/when you will buy food to be out as little as possible).
  • Wear a mask on public transport and in shops.

 

Symptoms and help for COVID-19

The most common symptoms are:

  • a high temperature – this means you feel hot to touch on your chest or back (you do not need to measure your temperature)
  • a new, continuous cough – this means coughing a lot for more than an hour, or 3 or more coughing episodes in 24 hours (if you usually have a cough, it may be worse than usual)
  • anosmia - this means a loss of, or change in, your normal sense of taste or smell

What to do if you think you or someone in your household have symptoms:

  • Do not go to your doctors' surgery, pharmacy or hospital, even if symptoms persist.
  • Self-isolate immediately if you or a member of your household has symptoms.
  • Book you (or the member of your household) a COVID-19 test online.
  • Self-isolate until the test result(s) come back.  If the result is negative, then you can resume usual activities.  If it is positive, the person tested must self-isolate for 14 days while the rest of the household must self-isolate for 10 days.
  • If you have tested positive whilst not experiencing symptoms but develop symptoms during the isolation period, you should restart the 10-day isolation period from the day you develop symptoms.
  • You can use this online questionnaire to check if you have symptoms: click here.

IF YOUR CHILD IS FEELING UNWELL, PLEASE REFER TO THE FLOWCHART BELOW (attachment to download) BEFORE DECIDING WHETHER YOU SHOULD KEEP HIM/HER AT HOME.

 

Useful links and guidance

  • Testing information and how to book a test: click  here
  • Emergency Assistance Grant Fund: click here
  • Quick reference guide about COVID-19: click here
  • Public Health England: click  here
  • Social distancing and vulnerable people: click here
  • Stay at home guidance: click  here
  • Symptoms and advice from NHS: click here
  • Support for parents and carers during partial school closures: here
  • Hygiene advice recommended by DFE: click here
  • The Government's list of online home learning sites: click here.

 

 

Correspondence to parents

Please click on the downloadable links below to see each letter or email sent by school regarding the COVID-19 response.

  1. Naunton Park COVID-19 Risk Assessment MARCH 2021
  2. Remote Learning Policy - Updated Jan 2021
  3. Remote Learning letter 04/01/21
  4. COVID19 letter 04/01/21
  5. Letter 9-12-20 about end of term arrangements
  6. Letter 8-12-20 from Gloucestershire County Council to minimise spread
  7. Email 30-11-2020 Letter about COVID at Christmas
  8. COVID Symptoms at Home Flow Chart
  9. Road Map for Term 1
  10. September Risk Assessment COVID19 2020
  11. Email 10-6-20 Letter from CLP re Government Guidance
  12. Letter 1-6-2020 Letter for home learning project
  13. Email 1-6-2020 Email about home learning
  14. Email 27-5-20 PowerPoint for children - I am going back to school
  15. Email 27-5-20 COVID19 home school agreement
  16. Email 26-5-20 OSCC parent letter Term 6
  17. Email 22-5-20 Road map to return for parents
  18. Email 22-5-20 Letter to parents to accompany road map
  19. Email 14-5-20 Letter with update about re-opening in June
  20. Email 12-5-20 Letter about re-opening in June
  21. Email 11-5-20 Email for weekly home learning tasks
  22. Email 10-5-20 Email about COVID-19 update
  23. Email 7-5-20 Letter for Year 6 pupils
  24. Email 30-4-20 Letter about May half term provision
  25. Email 27-4-20 Email for weekly home learning tasks
  26. Email 24-4-20 Email about applying for FSM
  27. Letter 24-4-2020 Applying for FSM and Pupil Premium
  28. Email 20-4-20 Weekly home learning tasks
  29. Email 15-4-20 Letter about PGL 2020
  30. Email 30-3-2020 Home learning grid for the week
  31. Email 31-3-2020 Request for Provision Term 5
  32. Email 31-3-2020 Early Help information
  33. Email 24-3-20 Letter about Easter provision
  34. Email 17-3-20 Cancellation of parent consultations
  35. Email 16-3-20 School attendance
  36. Email 15-3-20 Changes being made in school
  37. Email 12-3-20 Government update about symptoms
  38. Email 11-3-20 Government update about returning travellers
  39. Email 26-2-20 Travelling back from abroad
  40. Email 16-3-20 Self-isolation and home learning tasks
  41. Email 17-3-20 Government update about symptoms
  42. Email 18-3-20 Government advice and actions to keep safe
  43. Early Help guidance for parents
  44. Email 23-3-20 School provision for key worker children
  45. Email 20-3-20 Letter about school closure
  46. Email 20-3-20 School provision for key worker children
  47. Email 20-3-20 Primary assessment update
  48. Email 19-3-20 Learning from home
  49. Email 18-3-20 Notice of partial closure
  50. Email 18-3-20 Government announcement of school closure
  51. COVID-19 Book for Children

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