Copleston High School

When reporting a COVID test - please ensure that you use the schools registered postcode : IP4 5HD and not the one for access/deliveries.

Copleston is currently following the advice of Public Health England when it comes to Coronavirus, as this is a fluid situation we recommend that you check back regularly for any updates.

Please see link below for the latest advice from suffolk county council

Please see below for latest information on remote learning for self-isolating students.

Safeguarding

If you have any concerns during the Covid-19 Pandemic, you can contact the Safeguarding Team as follows

safeguarding@copleston.suffolk.sch.uk

Mobile 07714559484

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Advice

Public Health England Coronavirus Advice

Key Coronavirus Information for the Public

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General Advice:

With reference to the current COVID-19 guidance, please help us to ensure the safety of all building users by paying close attention to the information below and on posters around the centre. Do note that although hand gels are available in some key areas, hand washing is more effective at preventing virus spread if carried out frequently and thoroughly with soap and water provided in the toilet areas.

wash your hands with soap and water often – do this for at least 20 seconds
always wash your hands when you get home or into work/college
use hand sanitiser gel if soap and water are not available
cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your sleeve (not your hands) when you cough or sneeze
put used tissues in the bin straight away and wash your hands afterwards
try to avoid close contact with people who are unwell
try not to touch your eyes, nose and mouth

Contact with others: .

Any student or staff member who may have been in contact with a suspected or confirmed case of COVID-19 (including family members, carers or others who may have had close contact), must not attend the college until advised by medical services that they are permitted to do so.

Those travelling back from affected areas:

Please see the below information on attending college/work. If you have travelled to the below areas;

Category 1: Students/Staff should self-isolate and not attend college/work, even if you are not exhibiting signs of illness, and call NHS 111 to inform of recent travel.

Category 2: Students/staff do not need to undertake any special measures and can attend college/work, but if you develop symptoms of flu you should self-isolate and call NHS 111.

The guidance for Italy, Iran, Daegu or Cheongdo (Republic of Korea), Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia and Vietnam applies to individuals who returned from these specific areas on or after 19 February 2020.

Category 1 countries/areas	Category 2 countries/areas
Wuhan city and Hubei Province (China, see map)	Cambodia
Iran	China*
Daegu or Cheongdo (Republic of Korea, see map)	Hong Kong
Any Italian town under containment measures (see map) In Lombardy; - Codogno - Castiglione d’Adda - Casalpusterlengo - Fombio - Maleo - Somaglia - Bertonico - Terranova dei Passerini - Castelgerundo - San Fiorano in Veneto; - Vo’ Euganeo	Italy
	Japan
	Laos
	Macau
	Malaysia
	Myanmar
	Republic of Korea*
	Singapore
	Taiwan
	Thailand
	Vietnam

*Except areas of the country specifically referred to in Category 1.

Further Government advice can be found here.

Useful Links

During these stressful times, students may develop worry and anxiety. The following website has guidance and resources that may support you with this;

https://www.studentminds.org.uk/coronavirus.html#guidance

Mentally Healthy Schools (Anna Freud Centre)

The Anna Freud Centre has published a range of resources to help support the mental health of children, young people and parents. They have published various toolkits, the link to the first (and most relevant) is below;

Resources for mental health and wellbeing.

· a booklet to support schools

· videos to provide practical guidance and tips to schools, parents and carers about coronavirus (COVID-19) and mental health

· activities to ease anxiety that can be done at school or at home and other helpful advice, helplines and resources for adults and children.

https://www.mentallyhealthyschools.org.uk/resources/coronavirus-resources-for-mental-health-and-wellbeing-toolkit-1/