Hi everyone,
We are looking forward to you all returning to school on Tuesday, September 8th. Following on from this, you will find some of the changes that have been necessary to bring in in order for us to be able to welcome everyone back:
These are among just some of the measures that we are taking. We are very aware that you may still feel worried and if there is anything that you would like to ask us further about, we will be very happy to talk to you. If your child has a medical problem that you think may affect their return, then we can also direct you to the school nurse, who may be able to offer advice or support too.
We hope that all of this will reduce any risk of the virus being passed on, or that if it is, then it would only affect a small number of children and adults. If a bubble contains a person who tests positive for CV19, then the whole bubble will have to self- isolate for 14 days and individuals should also be tested. If we do have to send bubbles home or there is a local lockdown, we are also working on being able to offer immediate online learning, which everyone would be expected to do.
Thank you so much for your continued support and understanding through all of this. We look forward to a brighter future where we can regain more of ourselves and of each other. Wishing you a happy and healthy summer and looking forward to seeing you in September.
Yours,
N.Anderson / B. McCallion
Headteacher / Deputy headteacher
Hi everyone,
We are looking forward to everyone returning to school on Tuesday, September 8th. Following on from this, you will find some of the changes that have been necessary to bring in in order for us to be able to welcome everyone back:
Start and home times for each class and where they should be brought into school. Reception and Nursery children have their own arrangements for the first few weeks of term, which have been shared separately.
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Bede Community Primary School – School start and finish times and entrance arrangements – September 2020 |
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Drop off time |
Pick up time |
Where children should go on arrival / be collected from |
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Nursery (once everyone is back fully) |
9am |
12pm |
Side gates, through to the YN door to line up along the green fence and decking area |
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3 hrs in total |
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Reception (once everyone is back fully) |
8:45am |
2:45pm |
Side gates, through to the YR garden to line up around the sand pit / maze |
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Year 1 |
9am |
3:10pm |
The Y1 classroom door leading onto the small grassed area in front of the car park. |
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Year 2 |
9am |
3:10pm |
Side gates, through to the Y1 yard to line up around the side of the Y2 classroom |
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Year 3 |
9am |
3:15pm |
In and out via the breakfast club door and travel up to classroom through the library and hall |
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Year 4 |
9:15pm |
3:30pm |
In and out via the breakfast club door and travel up to classroom through the library and hall |
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Year 5 |
8:30am |
2:45pm |
Side gates, through to the Y2 yard to line up and in through their quiet room door |
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Year 6 |
8:45am |
3pm |
Main front doors of school and wait in the hall to be collected |
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Class 7 |
9:15am |
2:45pm |
Community Car Park – In and out through their classroom door leading onto the car park |
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Nurture |
Children come to school with their year groups but will go straight to nurture from there. |
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These are among just some of the measures that we are taking. We are very aware that you may still feel worried and if there is anything that you would like to ask us further about, we will be very happy to talk to you. If your child has a medical problem that you think may affect their return, then we can also direct you to the school nurse, who may be able to offer advice or support too.
We hope that all of this will reduce any risk of the virus being passed on, or that if it is, then it would only affect a small number of children and adults. If a bubble contains a person who tests positive for CV19, then the whole bubble will have to self- isolate for 14 days and individuals should also be tested. If we do have to send bubbles home or there is a local lockdown, we are also working on being able to offer immediate online learning, which everyone would be expected to do.
Thank you so much for your continued support and understanding through all of this. We look forward to a brighter future where we can regain more of ourselves and of each other.
Yours,
N. Anderson / B. McCallion
Headteacher / Deputy headteacher
Please see the enclosed letter for the start and home times for each class and where they should be brought into school. Reception and Nursery children have their own arrangements for the first few weeks of term, which have been shared separately.