School Day Amendments 25th January
Vulnerable & critical worker children during national lockdown
Arrangements during Covid-19
GCC COVID 19 Risk Assessment for Educational Settings
COVID-19 Guidance
Remote Education Information
Accessing I.T. resources from home (email, Satchel, Teams...)
The 16 to 19 tuition fund statement
St Peter's Wellbeing booklet
What to do if you or someone in your home has symptoms of Covid-19.
Gov.UK advice about hand washing:
Pupils, students, staff and visitors should wash their hands:
- before leaving home
- on arrival at school
- after using the toilet
- after breaks and sporting activities
- before food preparation
- before eating any food, including snacks
- before leaving school
- use an alcohol-based hand sanitiser that contains at least 60% alcohol if soap and water are not available
Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands
Avoid close contact with people who are unwell
Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces
If you are worried about your symptoms or those of a child or colleague, please call NHS 111.
Be kind to yourself
- Not everyone is coping well during these unprecedented times.
- It is o.k. not to feel ok. Please remember that you are never alone.
- If you need help, it is available.
- If you are struggling, please contact any of the numbers below or our pastoral team on 01452 520594.
- School Nurses are available to support you with your health and wellbeing. If you would like to speak to a School Nurse, please message Chat Health on the free and confidential number 07507 333 351.
- You can also get support online:
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Gloucestershire Healthy Living and Learning (www.ghll.org.uk)
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TIC+Chat anonymous provides face to face (under normal circumstances) and online counselling service (www.ticplus.org.uk)
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Kooth a Mental Health Service for Young People aged 11-18 ( kooth.com)
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On Your Mind links to sources of support for good mental health and emotional wellbeing (www.onyourmind.org.uk)
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