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Marine Park First School Tel: 0191 2534343 |
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Coronavirus: latest information and advice |
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Coronavirus: latest information and advice |
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Home/remote learning materials for pupils that are self isolating or during local lockdown. We plan to add to this as required. |
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Marine Park First School: Key Stage 1 and 2 Home/Remote Learning Information for Parents/Carers |
Summary of arrangements for Remote Learning for children in Key Stage 1 and 2 (Year 1, 2, 3 and 4)- reviewed and updated January 2022 |
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Marine Park First School: Reception Home/Remote Learning Information for Parents/Carers |
Summary of arrangements for Remote Learning for children in Reception- reviewed and updated September 2021 |
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Marine Park First School: Nursery Home/Remote Learning Information for Parents/Carers |
Summary of arrangements for Remote Learning for children in Nursery- reviewed and updated September 2021 |
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Updated guidance has been summarised by the Department for Education for parents/carers and can be found here: What parents and carers need to know about early years providers, schools and colleges What the latest advice on testing and self-isolation means for education settings |
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7.4.22 |
The NHS COVID-19 symptoms in adults and symptoms in children have been updated. Pupils with symptoms of COVID-19 are no longer advised to get a test. Adults and children who have symptoms of a respiratory infection, including COVID-19, should follow the UKHSA guidance. Children and young people who are unwell and have a high temperature should stay at home and avoid contact with other people, where they can. They can go back to school, college or childcare and resume normal activities when they no longer have a high temperature, and they are well enough to attend. The NHS is offering coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines to children aged 5 to 11 years. You can call the National Booking Service on 119 to make an appointment. You will need to take your child to a local pharmacy or vaccination centre. |
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28.2.22 |
· On Monday 21 February, the Prime Minister announced the removal of measures put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic. · Marine Park First School is open. COVID-19 continues to be a virus that we learn to live with and the imperative to reduce the disruption to children and young people’s education remains. · From 24 February, the Government removed the legal requirement to self-isolate following a positive test. Routine contact tracing has also ended. Adults and children who have the main symptoms or test positive continue to be advised to stay at home and avoid contact with other people for at least 5 full days and then continue to follow the guidance until they have received 2 negative test results on consecutive days. If your child is staying at home because they have symptoms or test positive, please refer to the Remote Learning section of the website. Easy to follow learning schedules, the contact details for teachers and supplementary activity materials are available 24/7 in the Remote Learning Section. · Regular testing is no longer advised. · Face coverings are no longer advised for pupils, staff and visitors in classrooms and communal areas. · If the number of positive cases substantially increases in school, the school will follow advice from local directors of public health; in this event, additional measures (such as testing, face coverings) may be (re) introduced. · Day-to-day systems such as ventilation, hygiene and encouraging vaccination uptake, as well as following any additional advice from local directors of public health, will remain in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in school. |
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17.11.21 |
Public Health Advice: · 3 North · 3 South |
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Key Information to Support your Child Returning to School in September 2021 |
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16.6.21 |
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Newsletter including track and trace guidance over summer half term |
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Key Information for Parents & Carers to support your child returning to school in March 2021 |
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1.3.21 Start of last week of lockdown 3: Full re-opening to all pupils on March 8th Including link to Key Information for Parents & Carers to support your child returning to school in March 2021 |
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Start of Half Term 4:Full re-opening to all pupils on March 8th |
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Including updates on home (remote) learning, prospect of wider reopening, arrangements during and after half term (for eligible children), COVID safety measures, UNICEF’s COVID Vaccine Mission |
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Including updates on UNICEF’s COVID Vaccine Mission, home (remote) learning, arrangements after half term (for eligible children) the prospect of wider reopening. |
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Including updates information about wider reopening, February half term, arrangements after half term, including eligible children, home (remote) learning, exercise challenge, rapid testing for staff, school meals, outlook and thanks. |
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Including updates information about home (remote) learning, eligible children arrangements, parents’ evening deferral, OSC billing, rapid testing for staff, exercise challenge, school meals, outlook and thanks. |
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Including information about new government guidance, home (remote) learning, eligible children arrangements, lunch arrangements |
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Letter 2 to parents/carers of pupil in Nursery outlining arrangements for Nursery from 12.1.21 |
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Letter 1 to parents/carers of pupil in Nursery and/or Reception |
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Local Authority Update Letter (letter dated 8.1.21) |
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Including information about home (remote) learning, eligible children arrangements, lunch arrangements |
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Restricting attendance during the national lockdown: schools (publishing.service.gov.uk) Department for Education new guidance issued to schools |
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Vulnerable and Children of Critical Workers Requirements 11.1.21-12.2.21 Link You only need to complete this second form if your child is eligible for a place and you need a place. Now the school is closed to most pupils until at least the 12/2/21 we are asking parents to forward project requirements so we can plan the organisation of classes and staffing. Assuming your child is eligible to attend, your child needs a place and you have completed both the first (see 3.1.21 letter) and second form (see 7.1.21 letter), you do not need to await confirmation before sending your child to school on the days you indicate on the second form. |
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Vulnerable and Children of Critical Workers Link Completing the form will allow us to plan for vulnerable children and the children on critical workers should this be required and will be the basis on which children will be able to attend school if the school switches to remote learning |
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COVID Cases Updates |
· Please follow this link to the news section for current cases · See table below for previous cases and their management |
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North Tyneside Council Letter about how to report positive cases over the half tem holiday |
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A Quick Guide for Parents/Carers
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Information about the COVID-19 risk assessment the school has developed |
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Key Information to Support your Child Returning to Marine Park First School |
A document for parents/carers of pupils in all year groups. It has quick links to questions and answers such as: what pupils need to wear and bring to school, the staggered times, where to drop off and collect pupils etc. |
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A resource from Anna Freud for parents and teachers to help children to prepare for the new school year. |
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The #SelfcareSummer Primary resource is full of fun activities designed to help children look after their mental health and wellbeing while enjoying themselves. It also signposts them and their families to additional support if they need it. |
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Guidance from the Department for Education intended to support schools (and inform parents) so that schools (and parents) can make preparations for all pupils, in all year groups, to return to school full-time from the beginning of the autumn term. |
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General Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information |
For more general advice, North Tyneside Council have created a Coronavirus (COVID-19) page on their website with lots of useful information and contacts. You can visit it by clicking here. |