January Opening Plans

Dear parents and carers,

On 30 December 2020 the government announced that in order to help contain the community transmission of coronavirus (COVID-19), some restrictions to primary education settings are required in certain areas.

Wormley Church of England Primary School is in one of these areas due to high transmissions.

As a result, only vulnerable children and children of critical workers will be returning to school on Tuesday 5th January 2021. Families of vulnerable children will be contacted by staff to offer the children a place in school. If parents are critical workers, they will be able to request a place in school for their child/children via a Google form emailed to parents. In order to drive down infection rates and reduce risk, children should learn from home if it is possible.

Children learning from home will start for all other pupils from Tuesday 5th on Google Classroom or Tapestry (YN-Y1).

Please continue to check emails, school App and website for further information. If you believe you are not receiving emails please contact school.

Thank you for your continued support.

End of term

The last day of term is Friday 18th December.

The finish times are below. Please take note of the staggered times.

Y1, Y3, Y5            1:10pm-1:20pm

YR, Y2, Y4, Y6    1:20pm- 1:30pm

Morning Nursery usual hours.  No afternoon nursery

HABS: Partner of the Year 2020

Hello Yellow Day

To celebrate World Mental Health Day we will be holding our annual Hello Yellow Day on Friday 9th October.

Our themes this year are resilience, calmness and exercise.  Will will be looking closely at  Agent Resilient, Agent Mindful and Agent Kinetic.

During the day the children will engage activities such as a special assembly, mindfulness, creating a wellbeing shield, cross country and orienteering.

The children need to come in their PE kit and may wear something yellow if they like but this is not essential.

Updated Covid-19 Information

Dear Parents and Carers

Thank you for your continued support with our plans to limit the risk of Covid-19 in school.

To help further we have updated information about potential symptoms, pupil absence and what to do in a range of scenarios here: Covid-19 pupil absence guide – 210920 (1)

We understand getting tested is becoming increasingly difficult and therefore sticking to the isolation guidelines is very important.  Where parents and carers have managed to seek advice from a GP or 111, the process has been much clearer and easier to follow. If a child is returning to school after a negative test or at the end of the isolation period, please would you let the school know in advance.

We thank you again for working so well with us.

You will find all our information on our  Covid- 19  section of our website.

Covid-19