COVID-19 GUIDANCE - Any child with a fever or continuous cough or loss of taste/smell should NOT come to school, the school should be notified asap and government guidance followed:
IS MY CHILD TOO SICK FOR SCHOOL?
It is tricky to know whether your child is too unwell to come to school.
The NHS have a great website for helping you to decide whether your child should be in school:
GENERAL GUIDANCE
- FEVER: A child should not come to school if they have a fever of 38 C or above (and must get a covid test).
- VOMITING/DIARRHEA: A child should not return to school until after 48 hours after the last incident.
A CHILD CAN COME TO SCHOOL WHEN:
They have a runny nose or mild cold symptoms or sore throats WITHOUT a fever.
INCUBATION PERIODS FOR SPECIFIC ILLNESSES:
For information about incubation periods of a particular illness (e.g., scarlet fever, impetigo) please see public health guidance below:
HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT
As a school, we have a responsibility to keep our pupils safe. Part of this includes providing a healthy environment.
Please see the link below from Public Health England which gives you a clear picture of our responsibilities in the event of certain infectious diseases, e.g. scarlet fever, being reported in school.
Covid: On 09/09/2020 Bristol City Council Health & Safety advisor assessed our risk assessment and premises. We are pleased to report that we have been graded as COVID compliant.