for Pre-School during the COVID-19 pandemic
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The Pre-School will: ·
Remind staff to comply with social distancing guidance
outside of Pre-School ·
Stay alert for any pupils demonstrating
symptoms of the virus and send them home ·
Ensure activities are as socially spaced as
possible ·
Stagger arrival and collection times and put
in place appropriate measures to enable pupils and adults to socially
distance ·
Provide cleaning equipment/PPE for teachers’
use in all classrooms ·
Remove items if a child coughs or sneezes onto
them put in boxes provided and clean and sanitise. ·
Follow cleaning routines to keep the premises clean
throughout the day ·
Provide soap and sanitiser for use by pupils throughout
the Pre-School ·
Reinforce safe hand hygiene and respiratory
hygiene at all times ·
Ensure shared resources and toys are cleaned and
sanitized ·
Deep clean the Pre-School each week ·
Provide packed lunches if requested ·
Regularly review risk assessments, taking
account the changing situation relating to the coronavirus and subsequent emerging
government guidance ·
Inform parents of any new changes in guidance
for Pre-Schools and early years settings ·
Ensure learning focuses on pupils’ health and
well-being, PSHE, English and Maths |
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Parents will: ·
Comply with government guidance on social
distancing for themselves and their children outside of Pre-School in order
to minimize the risk to the health and well being of other pupils and staff ·
Not bring their child into Pre-School if they have any coronavirus symptoms, or are unwell in any way. Not send them to
pre-school if they have had a temperature and require medication. ·
Inform the Pre-School in advance if they are
not bringing their child to Pre-School ·
Ensure the Pre-School has up-to-date emergency
contact numbers for their child ·
Make contact with the Pre-School either via
email or phone and not expect face-to-face meetings ·
Make payments online and not use cash ·
Arrive at drop off and collect their children
from Pre-School at the times allocated to them. ·
Leave site promptly, not stopping to chat to
other parents ·
Ensure their child only brings a packed lunch
in a disposable bag to Pre-School if
needed. ·
Ensure their child comes to Pre-School in clean
uniform every day ·
Bring a bag that can stay at pre-school with
nappies, wipes, change of clothes if required ·
Practice hand hygiene rules at home · Send in a labelled bottle to Pre-School Please note that, if it comes to our attention that social distancing requirements are not being followed, your the child will not be able to attend Pre-School for 14 days. |
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Our Children will: ·
Try Not to touch other people – no cuddles,
hand holding with their friends, march-like soldiers. ·
Not touching other people’s things. ·
Only bring their packed lunch to Pre-School ·
Wash their hands when they arrive at Pre-School,
before and after they eat, after they have been outside, been to the toilet
and whenever the adult asks them to ·
Wash their hands carefully with soap for 20
seconds (2 happy birthdays) ·
Cough or sneeze into the crease of their elbow ·
Only play with the toys they are told they can. ·
Follow the golden rules |
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