Although we do not routinely inform our school community when a child has gone for a covid-19 test, we wanted to inform you that a child in Y1 went home today with potential covid-19 symptoms. Y1 children may have picked up on this, so might ask about it at home later.
The child has had a test booked and we will inform you as soon as we receive details of the test result.
With increased testing and vigilance in the UK, many more school children are being tested for covid-19 when there are concerns about potential symptoms. Although few children have displayed potential systems whilst at Crossdale, many other children have had tests in recent months with the majority being negative.
Parents should not be alarmed when a child at Crossdale has been for a test– being cautious and careful is the new ‘normal’ for all parts of society.
Please be assured that we are following all DfE, NHS and PHE advice.
We have an exciting new topic this half term...The Great Fire of London. This is mainly a history topic but we will be weaving design technology and art throughout as well.
Please find attached the new topic homework which needs to be completed and uploaded to SeeSaw by the beginning of December and a knowledge organiser for Year 2 which tells you the key knowledge children will acquire this half term.
Hello lovely Lime Class,
We hope you have all had a wonderful half term!
A very big well done for working so hard on your number bonds and spellings via Seesaw. We are very proud of you!
On Monday afternoon we will be carrying on with Forest Schools and PE so please ensure you have your kit in school for both. As before you will need waterproofs and wellies for Forest Schools.
We are all really looking forward to seeing you in the morning.
The Year One Team 😊
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