COVID-19
PHW Letter for Parents, July 2021, wider symptoms
TTP
Local Test, Trace, Protect Service contact details (always include the school name with your query)
Email: TTPSchools@flintshire.gov.uk
Tel: 01352 703 800
COVID-19 Symptoms / Test, Trace & Protect It is particularly important that everyone is vigilant about this.
Under no circumstances should pupils attend school if they have any of the four identified COVID-19 symptoms (see below); or if they have tested positive to COVID-19 in the past 10 days. Nor should pupils attend school if they live in a household with someone who has symptoms of COVID-19; or has tested positive to COVID-19 in the past 10 days.
The main symptoms of COVID-19 are:
Most people with COVID-19 have one or more of these symptoms.
What to do if you have any one of the main symptoms:
Please read full details here: Self-isolation: stay at home guidance for households with possible coronavirus / Apply for a coronavirus test Please note: Parents have a responsibility to keep the Headteacher informed of any changes to their condition or the advice given to them by their GP. They also have a responsibility to inform the school immediately of the result of the COVID-19 test (Negative/Positive) as this will support the Test, Trace, Protect programme.
Testing Broader COVID-19 Symptoms Free COVID-19 test if you have a wider range of symptomsPHW have now confirmed a wider range of symptoms that are possibly related to Covid-19. These include:
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If one or more of the wider symptoms is present, then a PCR test should also be booked. If you are refused a test due to not having one of the main 3 symptoms, please inform the school office who will take it up with the Local Authority.
Find out more here and keep everyone safe Testing Broader COVID-19 Symptoms
Wider symptom testing FAQ - Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (nhs.wales)
COVID-19 Checklist
HVCS Risk Assessment Ongoing Doc
COVID-19 Latest | GOV.WALES
Restrictions from 7 June 2021: summary | GOV.WALES
Restrictions from 7 June 2021: frequently asked questions | GOV.WALES
Gathering with other people: restrictions from 7 June 2021 | GOV.WALES
Staying safe and social distancing | Sub-topic
Self-isolation: stay at home guidance for households with possible coronavirus
Check your symptoms to see if you need coronavirus medical help | GOV.WALES
Getting tested for coronavirus (COVID-19) | GOV.WALES
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UPDATE: Lateral Flow Tests Letter and Q&A from TTP Schools Team
Risk Assessment, updated 11th May 2021
Letter about Lateral Flow Tests from TTP Schools Team
TTP
Local Test, Trace, Protect Service contact details (always include the school name with your query)
Email: TTPSchools@flintshire.gov.uk
Tel: 01352 703800
Alert Level 3 Summary
Current restrictions in Wales: summary of what you can and can't do from 12th April 2021
Current restrictions in Wales: FAQs
REOPENING INFORMATION - W/C MONDAY 15th MARCH -
Please read the attached PDF carefully, which highlights full details of our KS2 reopening plans.
Gate numbers, timings, what to wear and bring etc.
Risk Assessment, updated 12th March 2021
REOPENING INFORMATION - W/C MONDAY 22ND FEBRUARY
Please read the attached PDF carefully, which highlights full details of our FP reopening plans.
Dates and times, gate numbers, general guidance, what to wear and bring etc.
The whole of Wales is currently under ALERT LEVEL 4. Coronavirus restrictions are LAW.
Stay at home. Keep up-to-date with WG announcements by following twitter @WelshGoverment
Top 10 tips for parents and carers
How to stay positive during the pandemic.
New Podcast on Remote Learning
Reassurance for parents about learning from home and how 'school' is happening during pandemic.
Helping your child understand Coronavirus
Using simple language, this handy book answers some of the key questions asked by 5 to 9 year olds. With illustrations by Axel Scheffler, this Nosy Crow publication features expert input and is free to read online or print out.
Or try this one from Nurse Dotty Books, a recognised winner of 'Points of Light' and written by a paediatric intensive care nurse to help children reduce their fear and anxiety of COVID-19.
Welsh Government Advice on Home Learning
New guidance will help Wales stay safe and stay learning while dealing with coronavirus impact
Stay Safe. Stay Learning: Continuity of learning policy statement
Save the Children - Featuring a special coronavirus hub to help children and adults