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2021-2022
Respiratory outbreaks guidance
Letter to parents and carers regarding the government’s Living with Covid-19 plan 27.2.22
Brighstone Covid RA and Outbreak Management Plan for 2021-2022 updated 24.2.22
Brighstone Covid RA and Outbreak Management Plan for 2021-2022 updated 27.1.2022
Brighstone Covid RA and Outbreak Management Plan for 2021-2022 updated 11.1.2022
Brighstone Covid RA and Outbreak Management Plan for 2021-2022 updated 2.1.2022
Covid letter to parents and carers 13.12.21
Covid letter to parents and carers 6.12.21
Brighstone Covid RA and Outbreak Management Plan for 2021 – 2022 updated 29.11.21
Remote education provision at Brighstone Primary School
2020-2021
Letter to parents about reopening schools to all pupils from 8th March 2021
Covid Safeguarding Addendum 2021
Remote Education Parent Survey Letter – January 2021
Remote education provision at Brighstone Primary School
Letter to parents re PM’s announcement 28.1.21
Letter about music lessons during school closures – January 2021
Remote education provision at Brighstone Primary School (1)
Letter to parents about remote learning provision
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Virtual meetings risk assessment
Letter to parents and carers Sunday 3rd January 2021
Letter to parents re Covid end of term arrangements
Should I Keep My Child At Home – Flow Chart
Covid-19 Parenting and Remote Working Factsheet 2020 – Help EAP
23rd September – PHE letter to parents and guardians
WMT risk assessment COVID-19 (PDF)
2019-2020
Letter to parents about amended arrangements and bubbles 26.6.20
Second letter to parents about reopening schools 22.5.20
Letter to parents about reopening schools 15.5.20
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Coronavirus-back-to-school Social Story
Coronavirus-parent-to-parent-advice-guide
Government advice – Help primary school children continue their education during coronavirus
Childrens Coronavirus Fact Sheet
Launch of the NHS Test and Trace service
The new NHS Test and Trace service has launched today and will form a central part of the government’s coronavirus recovery strategy.
Anyone who tests positive for coronavirus will be contacted by NHS Test and Trace and will need to share information about their recent interactions.
People identified as having been in close contact with someone who has a positive test must stay at home for 14 days, even if they do not have symptoms, to stop unknowingly spreading the virus.
Further information on the NHS Test and Trace service can be found here:
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-launches-nhs-test-and-trace-service
Guidance on the NHS Test and Trace service for employers, businesses and workers can be found here:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-test-and-trace-workplace-guidance
Guidance on how the NHS Test and Trace works can be found here:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-test-and-trace-how-it-works
Public Health England has published guidance that explains what you should do if the NHS Test and Trace service notifies you that you are a contact of a person who has tested positive for coronavirus and you do not live with that person.
The guidance can be found here:
Emergency School Closure Letter – Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Emergency provision letter.docx
COVID-19 Addendum to Safeguarding Policy 300320
Extra Information:
2020.04.21 HIEP email School Comms – open to parents revised
For information whilst learning at home, please click here to be directed to the learning page.
Or, alternatively, copy and paste this link : https://www.brighstoneprimary.org.uk/learning/
Home Learning letter for all parents
Important information regarding SAFEGUARDING during Schools Closure
At Brighstone Primary School, keeping children safe remains one of our top priorities during these unprecedented times.
Student well-being and safety are vitally important to us and during the enforced school closure period, we remain absolutely committed to keeping children safe. If you have any concerns regarding the safeguarding of children, we are still here for you so please do not hesitate to contact us in the following ways:
Phone: 01983 740285 and request to speak to the Designated Safeguarding Lead.
The office will be manned from 7.30am to 4pm Monday to Friday. For safeguarding concerns outside of these times please
email: safeguarding@
At the moment, the office will be manned from 7.30am to 4pm Monday to Friday
If there is an emergency and you believe a child is in immediate danger, you must call 999.
If your concern is urgent, please contact the Hampshire MASH (Multi Agency Safeguarding Hub) line on:
0300 3000 117
childrens.services@hants.gov.
Out of hours contact telephone number for Children’s Services
Phone 0300 555 1373
Online Safety
During this time, it is possible that children may be spending more time than usual online. Please continue to be extra vigilant when monitoring online controls to ensure their safety.
The ‘Thinkuknow’ website https://www.