We made it! Well done to all of our remote learners and school learners, staff and parents! Enjoy your holidays, stay safe 🌈
Headteacher’s Award 12.2.21
Storytime with your teachers
Class 1Â
Class 2 – Mister Seahorse
Class 3 – Aliens in Underpants Save the World
Class 4 – The butterfly lion cont…
TT Rockstars Assembly – 12.2.21
Well done to everyone for your efforts with your TT Rockstars this week.
This week we are focussing on the Most Correct Answers over the last 7 days.
Lexia Assembly – 12.2.21
Well done for all your efforts on Lexia this week.
Here are the children who achieved their latest Lexia Certificate.
Thank you and Reporting Symptoms after the school closes for February Half Term
Friday 12th February 2021
Dear Parents and Carers,
Thank you so much for all of your support with regards to home learning. You have been absolutely amazing helping the children access DB remote learning and Microsoft TEAMS, we couldn’t do this without you all. Key worker/Vulnerable children will return to school and remote learning will begin again after half term on Monday 22nd February.
Reporting symptoms after the school closes for February Half Term
Nettlesworth Primary school will close on Friday February 12th . If your child develops symptoms of coronavirus you must book a test.
If your child develops symptoms that result in a positive test, up to and including February 14th which result in a positive test up to 18th February, you must inform the school at d.lee103@durhamlearning.net or nettlesworth@durhamlearning.net
Please include the name of your child, their class and the date that their symptoms started, as well as your own contact details.
From Monday 15th February
If your child develops coronavirus symptoms from Monday 15th February onwards, they must be tested and, if positive, follow the advice of Test and Trace. You do not need to inform the school of any symptoms which occur after this date.
Contact tracing during the February Half Term
Please be aware that the school, following the guidance of the Department for Education and Public Health, will do the following for 6 days after the end of term:
- Collect information from staff and pupils with positive tests and families of symptomatic pupils
- Advise families of close contact with confirmed Covid cases, and inform them of self-isolation requirements
 Have a lovely February Half Term and well deserved rest
Many Thanks
Donna Lee
Head Teacher
Kung Hei Fat Choy – Year of the Ox
UNCRC Article 31 Rest, Play, Culture and Art
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A letter from the Director of Education about Home Learning and duty in law
DCC Parental Engagement Letter – 10.02.21
10 February 2021
Dear parent
At this difficult time where schools are unable to offer on site education to all, they have been working extremely hard to provide an alternative education offer to ensure the continuity of children’s learning.
It is appreciated that sometimes there can be some technical difficulties accessing remote learning, and we also recognise that parents who are educating their children at home may also be working from home, balancing the demands of home life and employment circumstances. Should you have any difficulties accessing your school’s remote education offer, we would encourage you to contact the school to resolve these as a matter of urgency.
If you are unable to access the school’s remote learning because of some other difficulty, it is imperative that you contact the school at your earliest opportunity so that learning can re-commence, and so that, as a parent, you can continue to meet your duty in law to ensure that your child(ren) of compulsory school age receive a suitable full-time education.
Schools have important duties to ensure that children are safe, well and receive the support that they need whilst remote learning. If a pupil is not accessing this, and the school are unable to make contact with you, naturally the school may be concerned. It is therefore important that parents maintain an open dialogue with schools so that they can help you with any concerns or difficulties. In some circumstances, it may be necessary for the school to make a referral to the Local Authority who will assess whether a home visit is required.
Yours sincerely
Richard Crane
Head of Education and Skills
Safer Internet Day UNCRC Articles
Safer Internet Day UNCRC Articles
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