Corona Virus Information

This page contains current information about Coronavirus (Covid-19) and how we are responding to the pandemic.  We'll add to it as more information as it becomes available, so do check back. Note: some of these links take you to external sites, for which we don't have control of contents).

What people should do if they have symptoms of Covid-19: Advice from the UK government

What to do if you might have Covid-19: Advice from the NHS

See information about current Covid-19 case rates in Oxford

Read our Remote Learning Plan

Read our current Covid-19 Risk Assessment

 Set up your broadband / devices to protect children from harmful content: helpful advice

Contacting your child's teacher

Parents can contact their child's class teacher directly by email:

FAQs

My child has Covid-19 symptoms, what do I do?

If your child is unwell with Covid symptoms they must stay home until recovered.

The symptoms are a high temperature, a continuous cough, loss/change of sense of taste or smell. Children with a high temperature must stay at home and not come to school until they are better. Make sure you tell us that your child has possible Covid-19 symptoms.  If your child has taken a covid test let us know the result.

My child has tested positive for Covid-19, what do I do?

If your child has tested positive for Covid-19 they must isolate at home for at least the three days following the test, and until they are better and don't have a raised temperature.

My child seems fine but I think I might have Covid symptoms.  What do I do?

Your child can carry on coming to school, but please watch carefully for any signs of them developing Covid-19. If your child starts to develop cold-like symptoms after being a contact with you they might well have Covid-19: please consider testing your child for Covid-19.

Updated November 2023