Returning to School Plan

• Swab results and Doctors' certificates to be submitted before re-entering the School
• Students showing a particular pathology for Covid are not to come to school
• Staff and Students to declare any relevant underlying health conditions
• If a staff member is infected, before entering the school a certificate must be presented showing evidence of a negative tests
• Staff and students exhibiting a temperature over 37.5C must visit the doctor
• If you need doctor's advice you can call the European Number: 116117
• From 5 October, all students and all teachers wear a mask at all times in school, whether inside or outside the building 
• The mask should cover the mouth and the nose
• The Nurse can only see one person at a time, with no queue outside the door
• Reception to manage access to the Nurse
• If there is a case of infection in the school, we will follow guidance from the authorities
• If a teacher or student develops a high temperature during the day, they should immediately be isolated; younger children to be accompanied by an adult until collected
• Guidance from the authorities will be followed for ‘clinically vulnerable’ groups of staff, pupils and those that have household members in these categories
• Anyone feeling unwell, with any of the symptoms for Covid will be sent home and told to self-isolate
• First-Aid kits available
• Where a school observes guidance on infection prevention and control, closure will not generally be necessary if infection is confined to a small number

• All rooms to be regularly deep-cleaned before re-opening of the school, and this to be continued after opening
• Regular hand washing to be promoted - for 20 seconds, with soap and running water
• Hand sanitiser to be used on entry and exit to each class
• Soap / hand sanitiser and tissues available for pupils and staff, and for visitors arriving at main reception
• Soap and water is the preferred choice; hand sanitiser is used when soap and water is not practical
• All staff to be issued with face shield and mouth mask by the school
• Pupils to provide their own mouth mask; students can additionally wear face shields if preferred
• We have 750 spare mouth masks
• Protective face shields and gloves available onsite for cleaning tasks and personal care where needed
• Frequently touched surfaces to be cleaned using sanitising chemicals. These include door handles, toys, books, table tops, handrails, desks, chairs, sinks, toilets, light switches
• Activities which involve passing items around a class to be avoided
• The sharing of stationery, books and other resources and equipment to be avoided where possible
• Equipment to be labelled with pupil’s names, where possible
• Teachers should make sure they wash their hands and surfaces, before and after handling pupils’ books
• Play equipment to be appropriately cleaned between use by different groups of children, and multiple groups not to use it simultaneously
• Unnecessary items to be removed from learning environments where there is space to store it elsewhere
• All adults and children to clean hands on arrival, before and after eating, and after sneezing or coughing
• Children and staff to be encouraged not to touch their mouth, eyes and nose
• Staff and students to use a tissue (or elbow) to cough or sneeze, and use bins for tissue waste
• Bins for tissues to be emptied throughout the day
• Help to be available for children who have trouble cleaning their hands independently
• Younger children to learn and practise these habits through games, songs and repetition
• All water dispensers operate by sensor and are now non-touch
• Bus drivers to follow hygiene rules and try to keep distance from their passengers

• Children to be kept in the same groups as much as possible each day, and different groups not mixed during the day, or on subsequent days
• The same teacher(s) and other staff to be assigned to each group and, as far as possible, these stay the same during the day and on subsequent days, recognising that for Senior there will be subject specialist rotation of staff
• Wherever possible children use the same classroom or area throughout the day, with a thorough cleaning of the rooms at the end of the day
• Students to sit at the same desk each day, as far as possible

• Well-being support for all pupils to be in place; time taken to answer questions and help pupils understand purpose of routines; time for discussion within class groups, with review of provision and reflection time within PSHE
• School Counsellor available for pupils that require additional support at least 2 days a week
• Students need to see adults being positive, hopeful and in control

• Swab results and Doctors' certificates to be submitted before re-entering the School
• Need to take temperature of children each morning before school – do not bring to school if temperature high
• All parents to wear a face mask if entering the school 

Students must bring the following, labelled as appropriate

• 3 clean masks per day - to be changed every 4 hours
• Water bottle
• Hand gel
• Equipment for lessons
• Rain mac and/or umbrella in case of rain
• Students under 14 to be dropped off and picked up by parent or delegated person over age of 18 (only one adult)
• Only book bags required for Primary pupils up to Year 2; Years 3-6 can bring a small backpack (No pull-along trolleys)
• Clearly labelled bag of spare clothes to be provided by Parents of Nursery and Reception Pupils
• If sunny, pupils need hats; sun lotion must be applied by parents

• Conversations with parent/carers to be held by phone or online communication; only in exceptional circumstances should Parents need a face to face meeting in school
• Parents/carers to be informed not to enter the school unless they have a pre-arranged appointment, or for Primary pick-up
• Face-to-face parent evenings not to take place during the emergency
• Online Parent Consultations available

• Regular uniform to be worn by all students

• PE Kit, including PE shoes, will be worn all day on days when PE or sport are scheduled

   

• Temperature check to be taken of anyone entering the school
• 08.20 – 08.30   Y6 – arrive at bus gate and proceed directly to class
• 08.20 – 08.30   Y5 – arrive at main Rombon gate – proceed to playground where they queue outside the gym, then enter by side door close to staff room
• 08.30 – 08.40   Y4 – arrive at bus gate and proceed to playground to queue against long wall, then enter the building via stairs in central courtyard
• 08.30 – 08.40   Y3 arrive at main Rombon gate and proceed to playground where they queue against long wall, entering the building up fire escape stairs
• 08.40 – 08.50   Y2 – arrive at bus gate and proceed to playground where they queue outside the gym, and enter by side door close to staff room
• 08.40 – 08.50   Y1 – arrive at main Rombon gate and proceed to playground where they queue against the long wall, entering the building up central courtyard stairs
• 08.50 – 09.00 – Nursery enter by main Rombon gate, led by parents directly to the classroom
• 09.00 - Reception enter main Rombon gate and led directly to class; only parents of new pupils allowed to escort children
   
• For the first week, Nursery Pupils to come in 2 shifts: Group A from 9.00 to 12.15, Group B from 12.30 to 15.15
• Siblings (and staff children) - to come at the earliest sibling's designated entry time
• On very wet days pupils to go directly to the classrooms in the morning
• Buses to arrive as per Eurocar Schedule

• 15.00 – Nursery and Reception exit – after the first week – parents picking up directly from the classroom
• 15.10 – Year 1 and 2 exit – parents pick up from the green area on playground
• 15.20 – Year 3 and 4 exit – parents pick up from the blue line
• 15.30 – Year 5 and 6 exit – parents pick up from the green area in the playground
• Where there are siblings, students should enter at the earlier time, and exit at the later time
• No bells will sound during the day to avoid confusion
• Parents to observe social distancing protocols and to wear masks
• Only one parent to pick up 
• No party arrangements to be made leaving school directly

• Everyone except Children younger than 6 years old must wear a mask inside and outside the School building

• No bags other than book bags/ small backpacks to be brought into school – to avoid use of pegs
• No pull-along trolley bags
• School bag to contain pencil case (to be left under desk), reading book and packed lunch as required
• Homework set digitally (including Italian) to minimise need to carry any class books
• Only musical instruments can be brought in separately
• No need for PE kit in bags, as PE kit will be worn all day on days when sport is scheduled

• Hand sanitiser applied on entry and at every re-entry to the classroom
• Class desks clearly labelled with pupil name
• All desks are now single and a metre apart
• Equipment on or under desks to minimise need for movement about the room
• Windows open as much as possible to increase ventilation
• No soft toys, cushions or rugs in classroom
• Lessons or classroom activities could take place outdoors
• If there are any shortages of teachers, then teaching assistants can be allocated to lead a group, working under the direction of a teacher if safe to do so.

• Nursery and Reception to have staggered breaks and lunch time play in enclosed EYFS play area 
• No soft toys: equipment to be cleaned after use
• Y1 – 3 and Y4 – 6 to have staggered breaks and lunch time play in main playground, within designated zones – the area to be divided into three main strips to accommodate 3 year groups at a time
• Different coloured strips for each zone
• Boxes/areas have been identified with paint, accommodating up to 6 pupils, maximising use of shaded space
• Marquees placed in Primary playground
• Climbing frames not to be used; any play equipment used will be cleaned between groups 
• Supervisors, cleaning, ancillary and admin staff to be inducted in roles
• If sunny, pupils need hats; sun lotion must be applied by parents
• Pupils may collect hoola hoops in certain year groups to sit down inside the hoop and ensure social distancing

• Pupils can either bring packed lunches to school, or packed lunches can be ordered from Pellegrini, the school caterers, with the lunches (2 options) delivered directly to the rooms
• Lunch ordering system required for Pellegrini on a weekly basis (BSM Pellegrini App will be available)
• The canteen will not be used during this period
• Classrooms to be sanitised before and after lunch
• Hands to be washed after eating snacks and lunches
• No access to vending machines

• Teacher manages individual requests for toilet, with pupils visiting toilet one at a time; pupils must wash hands after each visit and hand-sanitise upon re-entry to class
• Minimise mass trips to the toilet: distancing rules to be observed and rigorous hygiene maintained
• Younger year groups to hold a plastic rope, with 1m markers to help maintain distance as they walk along the corridor
• Cleaning staff on each corridor to monitor use of toilets
• Stools/steps in classrooms to facilitate hand-washing in class basins
• Toilets will be more regularly cleaned
• Extra staff supervising the corridors will ensure distancing and hygiene rules are observed

• Temperature check to be taken of anyone entering the school
• Path both sides leading to gates to be marked out, accommodating students at metre-long intervals
• Parents to wait on green common opposite the Pisani Dossi gate
• 08.20 – 08.30   Y9 – arrive at main Via Pisani Dossi gate and proceed directly to classrooms, entering by side door close to the Staff Room
• 08.20 – 08.30   Y7 – arrive at side Pisani Dossi gate, and proceed directly to classrooms, entering by door up short staircase on the left
• 08.30 – 08.40   Y12 – arrive at side Pisani Dossi gate, and proceed directly to classrooms, entering by door up short staircase on the left
• 09.00 - 09.10  Y11 – arrive at main Via Pisani Dossi gate and proceed directly to classrooms, entering by side door close to the Staff Room
• 08.40 – 08.50   Y8 – arrive at side Pisani Dossi gate, and proceed directly to classrooms, entering by door up short staircase on the left
• 08.40 – 08.50   Y10 – arrive at main Via Pisani Dossi gate and proceed directly to classrooms, entering by side door close to the Staff Room
• 09.00 - 09.10   Y13 – arrive at side Via Pisani Dossi gate and proceed directly to classrooms
• Tutors in classrooms as students arrive
• Any students quarantined for high temperature to be placed in the gazebo (former P1 area) until picked up
• Students to go round from bus drop-off to via Pisani Dossi entrance, and not through the school
• Siblings (and staff children) - to come at the earliest sibling's designated entry time
• Buses to arrive as per Eurocar Schedule

• 15.15  - Y12 by side Pisani Dossi gate
• 15.15 – Y13 by main Pisani Dossi gate
• 15.10  - Y7 by side Pisani Dossi gate
• 15.10 – Y9 by main Pisani Dossi gate
• 15.20 –  Y11 by main Pisani Dossi gate
• 15.30 – Y8 by side Pisani Dossi gate
• 15.30 – Y10 by main Pisani Dossi gate
• Where there are siblings, students should enter at the earlier time, and exit at the later time.
• No bells will sound during the day to avoid confusion
• Parents to observe social distancing protocols and to wear masks
• Only one parent to pick up; none to enter the gate

• Everyone except Children younger than 6 years old must wear a mask inside and outside the School building

• Hand sanitiser applied on entry and at every re-entry to the classroom
• Desks clearly designated for students in static classrooms for Y7 – Y9
• All desks are now single and a metre apart
• Students to bring pencil case, with scissors, glue, calculator (as required in Planner)
• Windows open as much as possible to increase ventilation
• Art and Music – Y7 – 9, teachers go to designated classrooms; for Y10 and above, students mostly go to normal Music and Art rooms
• Musical instruments to be cleaned after each use
• If safe to do so, admin or support staff may be drawn upon in the event there are teacher shortages, working under the direction of other teachers
• Classrooms for independent study to be allocated for Y12 and Y13
• Lessons or classroom activities could take place outdoors

• No use of lockers for Y7 – 9 – all belongings to be stored in dedicated classrooms
• Lockable filing cabinets available for laptop storage
• Y10 – 13 still to use lockers, maintaining social distance
• Staff to be allocated remaining lockers as required, using every other one
• Musical instruments to be stored in classrooms for Y7 – 9, or lockers for Y10 -13
• No need for PE kit in bags, as PE kit will be worn all day on days when sport is scheduled

• Staggered breaks within designated zones –
• Y7 – first courtyard
• Y8 – former portacabin area
• Y9 – middle courtyard
• Y10 – green area on Primary playground
• Y11 – area encompassing bus gate, basketball court and grass triangle
• Y12 & Y13 – allowed out at break
• Longer breaks (30 minutes) to allow staggered exits and re-entrance to rooms
• Y13 Ambassadors to help monitor stairs
• Heads of Key Stage to monitor

• Pupils can either bring packed lunches to school, or packed lunches (3 options) can be ordered from Pellegrini, the school caterers
• Lunch ordering system required for Pellegrini on weekly basis (BSM Pellegrini App now available - see newsletter for details)
• Lunches delivered directly to rooms for Y7 – 9
• Students must be outside when not eating at lunch
• Y10 and 11 to collect their lunch from designated areas
• Y12 and Y13 – most will eat out, but area designated in Canteen for those who prefer to eat in school
• The canteen will not be used to serve lunches during this period
• Hands to be washed after eating snacks and lunches
• Students to tidy up after lunch
• No access to vending machines

• Teacher manages individual requests for toilet, with pupils visiting toilet one at a time
• Students must wash hands after each visit and hand-sanitise upon re-entry to class
• Minimise mass trips at break to the toilet; distancing rules to be observed, with rigorous hygiene maintained; toilet trips not to be discouraged during lessons
• Toilets outside gym to be used as well as others in proximate zones to classrooms
• Toilets will be more regularly cleaned
• Extra staff supervising the corridors will ensure distancing and hygiene rules are observed