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Shake off Lockdown with The Elmgreen Fun Run!
O ur previous Fun Runs have funded 2 outdoor table tennis tables and a secure container for Duke of
Edinburgh equipment. This year we are aiming to raise £1,500 to help our school to widen student
participation in sport.
In this unusual Olympic year we want you to help The Elmgreen School get to Tokyo! It is 5,936 miles to the Tokyo
Olympic stadium and we are collectively going to try to walk, run, swim or cycle this distance during the month of
October!
How?
Runners and Joggers
Log your steps/distance that you run each week AND at the end of the month, submit your best
time for the 1km or 5 km run during October.
Walkers, Swimmers & Cyclists
Log the distance that you cover each week.
Why don’t you take part with a couple of friends and set yourselves targets!
Registration?
Registration is free but if you are able to donate what you can via our
PPF Give Account (suggested £5 adult, £1 student) and, if you can
also get friends and family to sponsor you for this event, we should
get to our £1,500 goal! Link to PPF Give Account https://
www.givey.com/parentpromotersfoundation
To register please e-mail [email protected] with your name,
age (for under 18’s) and which events you would like to take part in.
Prizes!
Medals for fastest run times and longest distances covered
Progress Reports
We want to celebrate your progress over the month so please submit your steps/ total run, swim or cycle
distance every week to [email protected] and we will track how we’re doing in the weekly School
Newsletter. It would also be great if you could include screen shots from your phone health App/
smartwatch/Fitbit etc.
Finally!
We are able to receive a significant donation through displaying estate agent’s boards. If you would be
happy to have a board for 3 weeks, please contact Sarah Levy. We need 25 more families to volunteer to get
to our target of 50.
Also, if anyone would like to help out with this event (especially those who are good with data!) please get
in touch with Sarah at [email protected]
Please get involved! It would be great to see lots of our school community walking/running/swimming/cycling to keep
fit as well as raising money for our school this Autumn.
Friday 25 September 2020
Virtual Year 12 Information Evening
Thursday 1 October 2020
5.45pm - 6.30pm
5.45pm - Welcome
5.50pm - Target setting and assessment at KS5
6.00pm - Scholarship Programme and Super-curricular activities
6.05pm - Future Destinations and Work Experience
6.10pm - Daily routines, expectations and pastoral support
6.20pm - Answer questions
6.30pm - Close
The link to the meeting will be sent directly to Year 12 Families
Calendar of Key Meetings and Events
Date Time Activity Who is this for?
Tuesday 29 September 9.00am -10.15am Virtual Open Morning Virtual Event
Wednesday 30 September 6.30pm Full Governing Body Meeting Governors
Thursday 1 October 5.00pm – 7.00pm Year 7 Families Evening Year 7 Families
Thursday 1 October 5.30pm – 7.30pm Year 12 Families Evening Year 12 Families
Wednesday 7 October 9.00am -10.15am Virtual Open Morning Virtual Event
Thursday 8 October 7.00pm Families Forum (Virtual) All families
Monday 12 October
Staff Professional Development Day (School closed to students)
Thursday 22 October 6.00pm Trust Board Meeting TGNWT Trustees
Virtual Year 7 Information Evening
Thursday 1 October 2020,
5.00pm - 5.45pm
5.00pm - Welcome, housekeeping
5.05pm - English, Maths, Science, MFL/Mandarin, Music and Enrichment presentations
5.25pm - Assessment, target setting and homework at KS3
5.30pm - Daily routines, expectations and pastoral support
5.35pm - Answer questions
5.45pm - Close
A link to the meeting will be sent directly to Year 7 Families
Even though students can’t physically browse the shelves, they can still borrow from our library. We have a great
selection of books for all ages. Fancy any of these YA titles? To make a request, just pick up a form from the box out-
side the library.
STOP PRESS: PLEASE CAN ALL STUDENTS RETURN OVERDUE BOOKS TO THE BOX OUTSIDE
THE LIBRARY. MANY OF YOU HAVE BOOKS THAT WERE ISSUED WAY BACK IN FEBRUARY
AND MARCH. THANK YOU!
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) absence:
A Quick Guide for Families
** Symptoms include at least one of a high temperature; a new continuous cough; a loss of or change to your sense of smell or taste.
See more at https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/symptoms/
What to do if…. Action needed Back to school…..
…. My child has
COVID-19 (coronavirus)
symptoms**
Child shouldn’t attend school
Child should get a gest
Whole household self-isolates
while waiting for test result
Inform school immediately
about test results
…. when child’s test
comes back negative
provided they have
been fever free for the
48 hours before
returning to school, and
… my child tests positive
for COVID-19
(coronavirus)
Child shouldn’t attend school
Child self-isolates for at least
10 days from when
symptoms* started (or from
day of test if no symptoms)
Inform school immediately
about test results
Whole household self-isolates
for 14 days from day when
symptoms* started (or from
day of test if no symptoms) –
even if someone tests negative
during those 14 days.
…. after 10 days, once
child feels better, and
has been fever-free for
at least 48 hours.
They can return to
school after 10 days
even if they have a
cough or loss of smell/
taste. These symptoms
can last for several
weeks once the
…. somebody in my
household has COVID-19
(coronavirus) symptoms*
Child shouldn’t attend school
Household member with
symptoms should get a test
Whole household self isolates
while waiting for test result
Inform school immediately
about test results
….. when household
member test is
negative, the child does
not have COVID-19
symptoms**
… somebody in my
household has tested
positive for COVID-19
(coronavirus)
Child shouldn’t attend school
Whole household self-isolates
for 14 days from day when
symptoms* started (or from
day of test if no symptoms) –
even if someone tests negative
during those 14 days.
…. when child has
completed 14 days of
self-isolation, even if
they test negative
during the 14 days
If anyone in your household has symptoms *, book a free COVID-19 test at www.nhs.uk/coronavirus or call 119
For further information visit www.gov.uk/backtoschool
What to do if…. Action needed Back to school…..
…. NHS Test and Trace
has identified my child as
a ‘close contact’ of a
confirmed COVID-19
(coronavirus) case
Child shouldn’t attend school
Child self-isolates for 14 days
(as advised by NHS Test and
Trace) – even if they test
negative during those 14 days
Rest of household does not
need to self-isolate, unless
they are a ‘close contact’ too
… when a child has
completed 14 days of
self-isolation, even if
they test negative
during those 14 days.
…. We / my child has
travelled and has to self-
isolate as part of a period
of quarantine
Do not take unauthorised
leave in term time
Consider quarantine
requirements and FCO advice
when booking travel
Provide information to school
as per attendance policy
Returning from a destination
where quarantine is needed:
Child shouldn’t attend school
Whole household self-isolates
for 14 days – even if they test
negative during those 14 days.
….. when the
quarantine period of 14
days has been
completed for the child,
even if they test
negative during those
14 days
.. We have received advice
from a medical / official
source that my child must
resume shielding
Child shouldn’t attend school
Contact school as advised by
attendance office / pastoral
team
Child should shield until you
are informed that restrictions
are lifted and shielding is
paused again
…. When school / other
agencies inform you
that restrictions have
been lifted and your
child can return to
school again
…. I am not sure who
should get a test for
COVID-19 (coronavirus)
Only people with symptoms*
need to get a test
People without symptoms are
not advised to get a test, even
if they are a ‘close contact’ of
someone who tests positive.
… when conditions
above, as matching
your situation, are met
