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Email:
DfE.coronavirushelpline @education.gov.uk
Telephone:
0800 046 8687
Open Mon-Fri from 8am to 6pm and weekends from 10am to 4pm
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Opening schools to more pupils from the 1 June 2020 (DfE update 11.5.20)
Contents:
- Why can more children now attend school?
- What does the latest scientific advice say?
- Can my child return to school?
- What if my child is eligible but has siblings who are not?
- How will risks to children, teachers and families be managed?
- If my child is eligible, is it compulsory for them to attend school?
- Do all vulnerable children not currently attending have to go back to school now?
- Should I keep my child at home if they have underlying health conditions or live with someone in a clinically vulnerable group?
- Can children be tested for the virus?
- What happens if there is a confirmed case of coronavirus in my child’s school?
- Will education be provided as normal?
- Will school meals be available for children who are in school?
- Will schools keep their usual opening hours
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Guidance for households with possible coronavirus infection
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PHE provide official guidance on:
- Self-isolation for those with symptoms or living with those with symptoms
- Social distancing for everyone and shielding for those who are extremely vulnerable
- Cleaning and decontamination
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Advice and guidance on how to manage operating with Early Years, Reception and Year 6 students from 1.6.20:
Refer to Management Information Sheets issued by NCC Educator Solutions
Advice and guidance on Health and Safety:HR Infospace / Health and Safety updates:
Advice and guidance on Safeguarding:
Advice and guidance on provision for SEND pupils: SEN Operational Support Team at PDC
Advice and guidance on trauma, student wellbeing, impact of bereavement: Refer to Critical Incident, Bereavement and Trauma section on the Educational Psychology & Specialist Support
“A Critical Incident is defined as “an event or events, usually sudden, which involve the experience of significant personal distress to a level which potentially overwhelms normal responses, procedures and coping strategies, and which is likely to have emotional and organisational consequences.”
Advice and guidance re student transport: Passenger transport unit 0344 800 8020
How to accept an offer of transport.
If you've received a letter offering your child transport, use our online form to accept the offer. If any details included in the letter are wrong or have changed, you'll need to: Call the above number
Trade Union representatives may be involved in the planning and implementation of health and safety
NHS Online
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/
Advice for those with symptoms or living with someone with symptom