Immunisation for Children
The Durham, Darlington and Teesside immunisation Facebook page gives helpful information about vaccinations, how to complete online forms and how to make contact if needed. Click on the link below to visit the page.
Children’s Immunisation Team, County Durham, Darlington and Teesside
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We can’t believe it is a year today since we were told by our Prime Minister that schools would close March 20th 2020. However, that didn’t stop us being together whether we were at school or at home.
Here are some examples of the lovely things we have done this year and compiled by an ex- pupil, who is now in Year 11. Each and everyone of you are an inspiration and make us proud.
Today in Mrs Morton we looked at Road Safety; we payed specific attention to safe crossing points when we are out and about in the community. Check out the slides below to see everything we have been discussing via TEAMS.
Road Safety Assembly – Safeguarding Workshop 17.3.21
road safety video 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hplRpOdOXE
road safety video 2: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIHsS160aDo
road safety video 3: www.youtube.com/watch?v=67XsZ8lwORk
Dear Parents/Carers,
RE: Parking Outside School
Car parking at the beginning and end of the school day is a problem at most primary schools. Children and parents arrive and depart in a relatively short period of time and this causes congestion.
Our local PSCO is aware of the issues regarding parking outside schools and regular makes visits to the schools in our area.
If you witness any actions outside school that concern you please can I ask that you report it to the police using the 101 number.
What can you do to help keep everyone safe around the school ?
Please don’t:
Block the road, emergency vehicles and other traffic may need access
Park on yellow lines, zig-zags or block the school entrance
Park on the pavement, across dropped kerbs or residents’ driveways
Park opposite or within 10 metres of a junction
Expect drivers to reverse on to the main road
Park where you will cause inconvenience to other road users
Leave your vehicle with the engine still running
Stop in the middle of the road to drop your child off, even for a few seconds
Please walk to school if you can. If you have to come by car, try to share trips with friends or we can use the car park next to the community centre. Parking on restricted areas or mounting the pavement is a traffic offence.
Thank you for your support and co-operation.
Yours sincerely
Donna Lee Headteacher
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What a fantastic end to our first week back! We had all 4 teachers, exploring different science concepts with us; Mrs Morton looked at Light, Mrs Plant explored Forces, Miss Milburn performed a Chemical Reaction and Mr Graham explored Light!
Everyone really enjoyed maths day today!
Mr Graham worked on fractions, decimals and percentages with each class, Mrs Morton covered statistics, Miss Milburn practiced calculations and Mrs Plant explored geometry. Great job everyone!
Home testing for coronavirus (COVID-19) for parents carers and childcare and support bubbles
Dear Parents/Carers
Home testing for coronavirus (COVID-19) for parents, carers and childcare and support bubbles
Undertaking regular, rapid coronavirus (COVID-19) testing helps reduce transmission of the virus. Parents and other adults in households with children at school or college, who do not have symptoms, can now access regular, rapid coronavirus (COVID-19) testing. This includes childcare and support bubbles.
Tests are fast, easy and completely free. There are different ways for a household, childcare or support bubble to collect their test to take at home, twice weekly:
https://www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests
There will be additional options available in future and we will contact you again when these are available.
If you have any queries about the tests, please call 119 (free from mobiles and landlines). Lines are open every day from 7am to 11pm.
Children of primary school age (and below) without symptoms are not being asked to take a test.
Testing is voluntary, but strongly recommended to all who are eligible. Alongside the vaccine, washing hands, wearing face coverings, and maintaining social distancing, rapid testing plays a vital role in reducing transmission rates. Getting into the habit of regular testing as part of our everyday lives will help us all to play our part and do what we can to protect each other.
Together we can make a difference if we all play our part to keep each other safe.
Yours sincerely
Richard Crane Amanda Healy
Head of Education and Skills Director of Public Health
Children and Young People’s Services Adult and Health Services
Free holiday club at Nettlesworth Community Centre on 31st March, 7th April and 12th April 8:30-5:30. Here is the link to book Book Online | SYP (sacristonyouthproject.co.uk) More information on our facebook page.
