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Latest Covid19 Bath and North East Somerset Public Health guidance : 01.12.20
2nd December 2020
Access to the school via The Tyning - working together with the community
26th November 2020
Youth Climate Summit and more from Energy Sparks
15th November 2020
Keeping our children and teachers safe
21st October 2020
Latest information on online learning if a child is well and self-isolating
21st October 2020
Autumn Open Morning : Thursday 22nd October 9.15 - 10.15am
29th September 2020
Transfer to secondary education : applications September 2021
16th September 2020
Be not afeard!
31st March 2020
The future is bright, the future is sunlight
5th March 2020
Freshford romp home at First Lego League, Bristol, 15th January 2020
15th January 2020
Freshford School collaboration with Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
14th August 2019
Glorious Goodwood Girls!
22nd July 2019
Solar Panel latest : revised Planning Application submitted
21st July 2019
Autumn Open Mornings September / October 2019
12th July 2019
Streamline Swim Academy After School swimming sessions
4th July 2019
Welcome to the newest member of our community!
21st June 2019
Charity breakfast and poetry exhibition
14th June 2019
Energy Sparks 2018 / 2019 Newsletter May 2019
16th May 2019
Keeping our children and teachers safe
19th October 2020
Dear Parents and Carers,
As we approach the end of what has, thus far, been a very successful term of returning to school in the face of the constant and the changing demands and challenges of the current situation, I want to thank you for everything that you have done and are doing to support your children to promote their physical and mental health and happiness and their learning both at home and school.
It has been remarkable, and at times moving, to witness the spirit and the energy of the children’s returning and adapting to the different routines and ways of working throughout this term.
With reports confirming that COVID-19 infections are again on the rise in our locality, I request that you read the attached document: ‘Keeping our children and teachers safe’. This document is designed specifically to support you in making the decisions necessary to help protect both your children’s and our community’s health in a range of circumstances. I am deeply grateful to the medical professionals in our community who worked on this over a period of weeks and then went on to present it to Public Health England and B&NES Health Department for consultation and approval.
In addition to the valuable information and guidance provided in this document, please be aware that any child or children who are tested and who receive a positive test result before a class has to close will not be able to return to school until the whole class returns as the closure of a class will necessitate the class teacher and teaching assistant being instructed to self-isolate at home. Please ensure you keep an eye on Seesaw updates throughout any period of self-isolation.
We will update you as soon as we are aware of any changes to the guidance.
Again, we thank you for all of your encouragement and support at this time.
I wish you a vibrant and happy half-term holiday.
Andrew
Andrew Wishart
Headteacher
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Posted on 21st October, 2020
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