Covid-19

This half-term the school will be closed to most children. We will be open for the children of key workers and vulnerable children. Please contact the school if you would believe you qualify for a place. Our nursery is also open. However due to our risk assessment and staff availability we may only be able to offer limited places: key worker and vulnerable children will have priority.

Even though the school building is closed, learning will still continue. We have remote learning in place to support your child during this time. Please ensure that your child is completing the work set, attending the live sessions with their teachers and uploading their learning onto their google classroom log-in. If you need any support with this, please contact the school. If you do not have internet access, then please contact the school so we can support your child's learning in a suitable way.

Guidance for bringing your child to school

Families must adhere to social distancing whilst waiting outside the gate
Y2, Y3, Y4, Y5 and Y6 parents will drop their child/ren off at the gate and will not be allowed into the playground except for pick up
Parents must wear face masks, children are not require to wear face masks in school
Nursery, Reception and Y1 parents will be allowed to enter the playground and must socially distance from other parents
Only 1 parent allowed to come in to the school playground
If you need to speak to the class teacher then you must call the school office on 020 7247 9023 or send a message via WhatsApp on 07340 411995 and messages will be given to the class teacher
Office access is by appointed only unless urgent. Please call the school office if you would like to come into school

Bubbles during Spring 1s lockdown.

Bubble / Year group	Start time	Finish time
Bubble 1 - Nursery (part of the reception, year 1 and 2 bubble)	08:45	11:45
Bubble 1 - Reception, Year 1 and 2	08:45	15:25
Bubble 3 - Year 3 and 4	08:35	15:10
Bubble 4 - Y5 and Y6	08:30	15:10

What should my child bring with them to school?

Every child needs to bring a water bottle, this should be labelled with their name
Pupils can bring a snack in to school as normal
Pupils can bring in their school bag but contents should be limited (book, water bottle, snack)
Children should bring their learning pack to support learning at school (e.g. their reading books).
Shoes suitable for running

If you or your child are showing symptoms of Covid-19 (high temperature, new persistent cough, lack of taste/smell) then you must not come in to the school grounds. Please contact the school office and arrange for a Covid-19 test to be carried out.