Information
Corona Information
This page will be used to share updates, as and when we as a school are able to share them.
Please refer to this page as often as you can for the most up to date information.
Please be sure to regularly check the local authority’s ‘Covid Liverpool Page’ for the latest updates.
Please click here for a link to their website (opens in new window).
Please click here for a link to their Twitter page (opens in new window).
Rapid Lateral Flow Coronavirus Testing for Parents/Carers/Adult Household Members
We have been requested by the City Council to promote lateral flow testing. The following link will provide you with information about this service.
https://www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests
Risk Assessment During Covid-19
Parents/Carers, please click here to see the latest update of our school’s Covid-19 Risk Assessment (opens in new window).
Please note our Risk Assessment will be regularly reviewed and updated, by the Senior Leadership Team.
Covid-Policy Addendum
(opens in new window).
Appendix 1 – Child Protection Covid-19 (opens in new window)
Appendix 1 – Attendance Covid-19 (opens in new window)
Recent Letters/Updates
Further information regarding government announcement on Monday 4th January 2020 – please click here (opens in new window).
Parents and carers guide: What to do if someone has symptoms of COVID-19 – please click here (opens in new window).
Useful Links
Helplines for Settings and Families
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In response to the current coronavirus pandemic, Liverpool Local Authority’s SEND Support Services would like to offer advice and support to our settings and families during this difficult time.Please click here to see the full list of helplines (opens in new window) |
Please be aware that although the Bethel Church is currently closed, they have informed us they are willing to offer support, food, clothing and advice if you contact them via the email on the flyer.
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WellChild are offering services such as picking up prescriptions, food delivery and delivery of PPE to families with vulnerable children.
Please click here for more information, and to see if you are eligible.
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Domestic Abuse
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Police guidance on the ‘999 silent solution’ call: The 999 call system allows all 999 callers to access support if they are unable to speak during the call. It is important that either a noise is made or that 55 is pressed. For example, if you can only make noise, such as tapping the handset, coughing, crying or even talking to the offender, then these actions will alert the attention of the BT operator. |
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In an emergency always, ring 999. Using a silent 999 call followed by 55 (or tapping/coughing into the phone) will enable police to respond. National Domestic Abuse 24 hour Support Helpline: 0808 2000 247 RESPECT National Helpline, perpetrators (9am to 5pm): 0808 802 4040 Support directories: https://www.victimcaremerseyside.org/home/who-can-help.aspx http://respect.uk.net/contact-us/ Or ring: Liverpool Domestic Abuse Services 0151 263 7474 Merseyside Domestic Violence Service 0780 272 2703 South Liverpool Domestic Abuse Services 0151 494 2222 Ruby Project 0771 428 9180 Savera UK (honour based abuse & harmful practice specialist) 0800 107 0726 Worst Kept Secret Helpline (Merseyside) 0800 028 3398 Support for children: Young Persons Advisory Service (YPAS) 0151 707 1025 NSPCC Support for men: Men’s Advice Line (Freephone) 0808 801 0327 |
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While all public services are adapting to new ways of working during this pandemic, our message to anyone who is experiencing domestic abuse is clear: You are not alone and you don’t have to suffer in silence – we will still be here for you, no matter what.
Liverpool City Council, Merseyside Police, Local Authorities and providers of domestic abuse support across Merseyside will continue working together to maintain essential services and contacts for anyone affected by domestic abuse during the weeks and months to come. Support will still be available by telephone, text message or online services. Who to contact If you, your child or anyone in the family are at immediate risk of harm, you should contact the police urgently, CALL 999 If you are a Liverpool resident and are experiencing domestic abuse or believe someone you know is please contact : www.ehd.liverpool.gov.uk (Liverpool early help directory) or Worst Kept Secret Helpline: 0800 028 3398
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| Further support can also be found at these national agencies:
Women’s Aid | womensaid.org.uk | https://www.womensaid.org.uk/information-support/ National LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Helpline – 0800 999 5428 Samaritans (24/7 service) – 116 123 |
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