COVID-19 Updates

Info for Parents / Carers School Stories

COVID-19 Information

Following further guidance we have reviewed our Whole School Risk Assessment to reflect our risk management from September 2021. We have also developed a Covid Education Management Plan which details our the School’s Contingency Plans

We continue to encourage all students and staff to complete twice week lateral flow testing procedures.

Please do let us know immediately if your child has a positive result.

We all know the classic symptoms of Covid-19; a high temperature, a cough and a loss of taste or smell.

In addition, Staffordshire’s Local Outbreak team are asking everyone to look out for the precautionary symptoms too. These include, a sore throat, a runny nose, sneezing, stomach issues, headaches, feeling very tired. These symptoms can indicate that someone is ill with the Delta variant of Covid-19, but as we all know, they can also be symptoms of colds, hayfever, chest infections etc.

We are asking you as parents and carers to help us by noticing whether your child has any of these symptoms, booking them a PCR test and if they are unwell in any way, then please keep them off school until the results of the PCR test come through. This will help all of us to reduce the spread of the virus. If you are not sure what to do, then please do phone the school office and we will try to help you make the best decision for your child.

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Updated Whole School Risk Assessment

September 2021

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Updated Whole School risk Assessment

12th May 2021

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Covid Catch Up Funding

7th May 2021

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Letter from headteacher about home test kits

19th March 2021

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Privacy Notice Lateral Flow Tests Pupils

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Updated Risk Assessment

8th March 2021

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Letter from Staffordshire County Council - Dr Richard Harling

4th March 2021

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Letter from Headteacher

26th February 2021

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Letter from Staffordshire County Council - Jonathan Price

26th February 2021

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Letter from Headteacher

23rd February 2021

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Remote Learning Policy

January 2021

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Covid-19 Risk Assessment Lockdown January 2021

Updated 5th January 2021

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Headteacher letter to Parents/Carers

5th Jan 2021

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Updated Whole school risk assessment

Updated 9th December 2020

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Letter from Staffordshire County Council - High Alert level for COVID-19

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Letter from Staffordshire County Council - COVID-19 Testing and Symptoms

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Parents/carers information

Updated 21st August 2020

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Covid-19 related pupil absence

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Letter to Parents/Carers regarding September 2020

20th August 2020

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Open Letter from Staffordshire County Council about getting to school

Open letter to Parents/Carers July 2020

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Microsoft Teams Acceptable Use Policy Summer 2020

MS Teams Student Acceptable Use Policy Summer 2020

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Information for parents/carers - Wider school opening

Information – Wider School Opening

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Open Letter from Staffordshire County Council

Open letter to Parents/Carers

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Whole School Risk Assessment

School Stories

Here will update you on what we have been doing in and out of school during Lockdown.

Activities – get involved!

Reach for the Stars with Mrs Rhodes

Mrs Rhodes has added a song for you to sign by yourselves or with your family.

Join in with her and sign it too!

Happy signing and remember ‘Reach for the stars’

Eat a Rainbow with Mrs Underwood

As you know we have been celebrating the fantastic work of our key workers with rainbows of all kinds.

Mrs Underwood challenges you to try to ‘eat a rainbow’.

Fill a plate or bowl with colourful fruit, salad or vegetables. Bake a cake using rainbow colours or make layered jelly or angel delights.

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Year 6 to Year 7 Transition

Welcome to our Year 6 to Year 7 transition page. On this page you will find lots of information to help you get ready to join Queen’s Croft High School in September.

We have been unable to do many of the traditional transition activities so we will be putting together lots of information for you which will be updated on a regular basis.

It is our aim that all pupils joining our school community feel confident about the many changes and new routines they will experience. We want to reassure you that we are keen to make the transition a smooth, exciting but reassuring process.

We look forward to meeting you all very soon.

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