Coronavirus Symptoms

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  • If your child or anyone in your household has symptoms, they must book a  test. 
  • Do not send your child  into school while you wait for the results. 
  • If the result is negative , they may return to school. 
  • If your child tests positive they must stay off school for 10 days. 
  • If someone in your household tests positive,  your child and everyone in the household must  isolate for 10    days. 

If anyone else develops symptoms while isolating, they must go for a test.

Following government guidance

​This outlines what you are able to do from 12th April as restrictions are eased. 
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Please note: Households are  still not to mix indoors. 
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​This outlines what you are able to do from 8th March as restrictions are eased. 
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Please note: Households are  still not to mix. 

Isolating

It is required by law to self-isolate if you   test positive for Covid-19 or if we are identified as a contact of someone who has tested positive by the NHS Test & Trace scheme.
What will happen if you don’t self-isolate?
If you do not self-isolate, there is a fine of £1,000 for breaching self-isolation rules, but this could increase to up to £10,000 for repeat offences and serious breaches, including if you prevent others from self-isolating.
​Information about getting help to get online is available  by downloading  this document.
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