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On the 24th March, the DfE released guidance for school staff and those continuing to deliver educational provision around how they can limit the spread of coronavirus and implement social distancing.
The guidance defines the criteria concerning vulnerable children and critical workers, as well as outlining what staff with underlying health conditions should be doing. Essential advice on the measures that schools should take to lower the risk of contracting coronavirus and ensuring children and staff are kept safe is also explained.
In this video update, The National College will discuss the recently published guidance, what this means for education settings and how they can implement a joint approach towards social distancing alongside parents and pupils themselves.
Disclaimer: Due to the nature of the current climate and in light of ongoing government policy review, please continue to check the latest DfE guidance on COVID-19 here.
This webinar will provide senior leaders, headteachers and all school staff with practical guidance and support on what actions they should be taking to remain open in response to COVID-19 and local and national restrictions.
In this video update John Rees, an experienced teacher, trainer and consultant with more than 25 years educational leadership experience, will discuss what the guidance document means for schools and colleges and how they will be expected to adapt to changes in the tier system.
In this webinar, Alex Grady, Education Officer for nasen, will explore the different areas of potential impact that children with SEND are likely to have experienced and what schools can do to ensure a smooth transition.
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