St Peter's CofE Primary School
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Dear Parents,
In accordance with government advice, if you or a member of your household has Coronavirus symptoms (high temperature and / or dry persistent cough) please self-isolate for 14 days.
This is applicable to any pupils who may have already begun the self isolation process when the recommendation was 7 days.
Dear Parents,
I feel that it is appropriate given recent developments both nationally and locally to write to you specifically about our ongoing approach to the international spread of the Coronavirus, Covid19.
We continue to follow all the appropriate guidelines from Public Health England and the guidance issued by the Department of Education with regard to how schools should handle the current situation. The guidance is updated daily.
We do not currently have any cases of Covid19 within school and as such we remain open as per the guidance and the risk to any children or staff is classed as low. We are conscious of the potential for the spread of the virus between pupils and as a result we have taken the decision to suspend all inter-school activities such as visits to other schools until after the Easter break. This means the visit to Burnham Grammar and the Langley Grammar visit will not go ahead next week. We have also made the decision to cancel the Year Five visit to Cippenham Church and the Reception class trip to the Look Out Centre.
In addition, we would highlight the Government guidance issued which is clear that children must not come into school for 7 days from the point at which they first show any sign of one or more of the following symptoms:
a) Fever
b) Dry cough
c) Shortness of breath
If any of these symptoms are present or you are worried in any way that you or your child may have contracted coronavirus, you should self-isolate. If you have contacted 111, please then notify the school about the action you have been asked to take.
Hygiene of everyone attending school is something we all need to remain mindful of. Pupils are directed to wash their hands several times a day. The daily cleaning routine in the school ensures that high contact areas, such as door handles, are disinfected regularly.
We will inform all parents immediately if and when the situation changes. In the event of an enforced school closure, we shall endeavour to ensure your child has appropriate work to complete.
I believe that in these unprecedented times communication is key and can assure you that we will notify you of any additional information or measures we are taking as soon as possible.
Many thanks for your ongoing support.
Yours sincerely
Mrs Tanya Morris
Headteacher
Choir |
Monday lunchtimes |
Mrs Harbour and Miss Loveridge |
Eco Club |
Monday lunchtimes |
Vinnie and Alistair with support from Mrs Dearman |
Gymnastics |
Monday 3.15-4.15 |
Miss Loveridge |
Netball |
Monday 3.15-4.15 |
Miss Flavelle and Miss Court |
Computing Year 5s |
Tuesday 3.15-4.15 |
Mr Dalitis |
Textiles |
Wednesday lunchtimes |
Mrs Dearman and Mrs Cornish |
Gardening Club (Reception) |
Wednesday lunchtimes |
Mrs Pontin |
Cooking |
Thursday 3.15-4.15 (charge) |
Crafty Clubs |
Ukulele |
Thursday lunchtimes |
Mr Higgins |
Reading club |
Thursday lunchtimes |
Mrs Grove |
Art, design and technology club |
Tuesday 3.15-4.15 |
Miss Todd and Mrs Morris |
Hello. Our open days for September 2019 are:
17th September - 9.30am - 11.30am
24th September - 9.30am - 11.30am
We look forward to welcoming you to St Peter's Primary School.
We would like to thank everyone who has donated to our Brave The Shave challenge. We have exceeded our target and have raised £430. We would also like to thank Savvas Barbers on Burnham Highstreet for helping us with the shave.
The Secondary Transfer presentation has been uploaded onto our website. Please click here to take you directly to the presentation.
You may be aware of a meme making its way across the internet and messaging platforms called the ‘Momo Challenge’. With news outlets using words such as ‘suicide’ and ‘self-harm’ it’s only normal for parents to feel concerned. Momo is a fictitious character of a creepy looking doll-like figure which is used to appear in social media, videos and online games, encouraging children to add a contact on WhatsApp and is then sent a series of dares or challenges to complete. The dares or challenges usually consist of doing unkind things to themselves or to other people. If your child receives a message like this they must not forward it to anyone or attempt to complete any of these challenges and to tell a trusted adult straight away. We will be discussing this in our Computing lesson however we would also like your support.
Keep checking your child’s online communication (smart phone, tablet and online gaming platforms e.t.c.) to ensure appropriate action is taken if they receive anything of this nature. Block the contact who has sent the message and then report and delete the message. If it appears online via social media or online video please reiterate that Momo is not real and to ignore and block any messages they have read and report it to the website. Encourage your child to talk to you if they see anything online that concerns them and to not succumb to peer pressure and do anything they are not comfortable with online or offline.
As with any online viral trend it’s difficult to predict when they begin and how long they last therefore it is essential you continue monitoring your child’s online activity.
For further information please visit:
https://www.kidscape.org.uk/news/2019/february/the-momo-challenge-what-parents-need-to-know/