Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Proposed School Opening 01.06.2020 Survey Monkey

  Wed 13 May 2020

  https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/B78R5BQ

• Response to School reopening plans 11/5/2020

  Mon 11 May 2020 D Ball, H Hall

  We know that many of you will have questions regarding Boris Johnson’s speech and his reference to schools possibly reopening in June, initially for Reception, Y1 and Y6 children. We can only say that this information was as new to us as it was to you. We will be seeking clarity and further advice and instruction from the Government before we plan to reopen school in any way.

  Rest assured, that the safety of our pupils and their families will be at the forefront of any future decisions we make.  For those of you who are concerned about sending your child/ children to school should this go ahead in June, we are sensitive to your concerns.  We want to reassure you that we recognise each families circumstances will be different and that we are not be planning to issues any fixed notice penalties for non-attendance.

  We will keep you informed of any changes to the current school closure as and when we know more.

  Mrs Ball and Mrs Hall

• A message from the staff during lockdown

  Sun 10 May 2020

  Check out the video on the news and events tab to see a message from the staff. Stay strong. Stay positive. Stay safe.

  

• Easter Holidays

  Fri 03 Apr 2020

  We are almost at the end of the second week of home learning.  We have enjoyed seeing the wonderful home learning you have sent in via Dojo. We have had some creative and imaginative responses to the daily challenges we have set! Thank you for your support in such challenging circumstances.

   

  The next two weeks would have been our Easter holidays and we will be taking a break from our daily home learning challenges. We realise that many of our plans will have had to change as a result of the current national emergency.  I am posting some creative family challenges for you to try, which might give you some ideas for the 2 week break. These are posted on the parents section, under school's response to COVID-19. The activities have been sent to us by Rotherham creative learning centre. There are 100 challenges – you don’t have to do them all but there should be something for everyone to enjoy. There are other ideas and activities on their website if you want to take a look: http://www.rotherhamclc.org.uk/

• COVID-19 response

  Fri 27 Mar 2020
  Please find information around the schools response to this national emergency by clicking on the Parents tab and following the lonk there.  Updates will be posted here as well as on the School's Dojo account. Key documents and letters can be found at the bottom of that page. Thank you for your support 

• School Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19) Situation

  Mon 09 Mar 2020 SLT

   

  CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)  School Response – 9.3.20

   

  Treeton C of E Primary Senior Leadership Team has reviewed the current situation regarding the risks posed by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) in school.

  With reference to the Government Action plan published on 3rd March 2020;

   

  ‘it has been agreed that at present personal hygiene is the most important way in which we can tackle COVID-19, especially washing hands more; and the catch it, bin it, kill it strategy for those with coughs and sneezes.’

   

  Current advice remains in place: No school should close in response to a suspected (or confirmed) COVID-19 case unless advised to do so by Public Health England.

   

  However the following situations have been discussed and taken into consideration:

  • Those pupils with lower immunity or a particular susceptibility to infection. These cases will be discussed on an individual basis with parents/carers and appropriate steps taken to minimise any risk.
  • It may be deemed necessary in the future to limit those events to which parents are invited, and avoid larger gatherings in the hall such as assemblies, services and celebration events. We will await further government or health authority advice before any decisions are made regarding this.
  • All teachers have been issued with latest guidance around educational visits, and have been advised to consider this carefully when looking at future events out of school, taking appropriate action as necessary.
  • All children are to be regularly reminded of the importance of good hygiene, the importance of regular hand washing and the ‘catch it, bin it, kill it’ rules.

   

  As more information becomes available the SLT will actively review this information and amend as necessary. Parents will be notified immediately of any changes to our current practice.

   

  Reference: Government Action Plan

  https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-action-plan

   

  SLT 9th March 2020

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