Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
For attention of parents:
The Local Authority has extended the EMERGENCY childcare offer to parents who are working in retail e.g. supermarkets and pharmacies.
If you need to access this child=care provision between 8am and 5pm, please contact the school via Dojo or call the school office.
Please remember this childcare is if you have no other option.
Thank you,
Mr Brown
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17th March 2020
Dear Parents/Carers,
RE: Coronavirus update (more info on www.clwydprimary.co.uk)
Thank you for your on going understanding and support during this very difficult time. Please see some of the latest updates below.
From the Local Authority:
Schools will not be closed for the moment. All Schools will remain open tomorrow but
any child and/or member of staff with one or more of the identified underlying health issues should remain at home.
Any child/member of staff with the recognised symptoms e.g cough, sore throat and fever should also remain at home and follow Government guidelines.
In anticipation of the Government advising closures in the near future, work via digital platforms is being prepared.
Children in School
The children are constantly being reminded to wash their hand thoroughly with soap and water. This should be done:
-before coming to school
-on arrival at school
-before eating food
-after breaks and sport
-when leaving for home
Trip to Borfa House
The planned Year 4 Trip to Borfa House will be postponed until further notice. Please do not pay any more money towards this visit.
Contacting the school
Please contact the school for updates using the normal channels but please avoid putting any speculation onto social media platforms. I will continue to communicate with you as often as I can.
Help
If you or your family needs any support during this difficult period please contact the school and we will try to help wherever we can.
Thank you
Mr Brown
As we continue to follow UK, Welsh Government and Public Health Wales advice, the Council has advised us that all schools in Swansea are open as normal on Monday. The situation is being kept under continuous review and we will advise immediately if something changes. It is also worth noting that the number of days any school is open and the date of school holidays are decided by the Welsh Government and not the Council’.