Critical worker and vulnerable student provision 22nd February – 5th March 2021

Parents should complete the google form for each period of on-site provision.

The school will have regard to this list when deciding who is a critical worker.

The law only requires one parent to be a critical worker for the obligation to make arrangements to apply.

Being included on the above list does not mean children of all workers in these categories can or will be able to continue to send their children to school. Many parents working in these sectors may be able to ensure their child is kept at home. Every child who can be safely cared for at home should be. However, if a parents/carers work is critical to the COVID-19 response or is in a key sector such as health and social care and the child/children cannot be kept safely at home, then priority should be given for continued education provision.

Please read this guide, particularly if your child is attending school during this time.

Year 7 Parents’ Evening – Thursday 11th February 2021, 4pm-6:30pm Online

ePraise Login Link

ePraise Parent Guide

ePraise Parent_Guide_to_parents’_evening bookings

Step by step guide to booking a parents’ evening appointment

Parents’ evenings can be found on our ePraise website under Community > Parents’ evenings or on our app under the More menu. To view your schedule just click on the event you want. Please book an appointment to see your child’s/children’s teachers, to do this simply select the Book appointment button and fill in the details.

Critical worker and vulnerable student provision 1st – 12th February

Parents should complete the google form for each period of on-site provision.

The school will have regard to this list when deciding who is a critical worker.

The law only requires one parent to be a critical worker for the obligation to make arrangements to apply.

Being included on the above list does not mean children of all workers in these categories can or will be able to continue to send their children to school. Many parents working in these sectors may be able to ensure their child is kept at home. Every child who can be safely cared for at home should be. However, if a parents/carers work is critical to the COVID-19 response or is in a key sector such as health and social care and the child/children cannot be kept safely at home, then priority should be given for continued education provision.

Please read this guide, particularly if your child is attending school during this time.

Assessment arrangements for GCSE grades in summer 2021