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Coronavirus - schools information
Colleges, primary and secondary schools are now open to all pupils.
Please be assured that we and the Government are confident the benefits of being back in school far outweigh the very low risk the current levels of the virus in the community pose for the vast majority of children. It's vital for all children to return to school to minimise the longer-term impact of the pandemic on education, wellbeing and wider development
From 8 March school attendance is mandatory for all pupils. If you have concerns about your child returning, please get in touch with your child’s school. They will be happy to discuss any concerns and provide additional reassurance on the measures being put in place to reduce any risks.
Coronavirus and school attendance
Latest advice and guidance about coronavirus and school attendance
School transport
Answers to frequently asked questions about school transport and coronavirus
Coronavirus updates for SEND
How Local Offer services have been affected by the coronavirus outbreak
Home support for parents and carers
Get help for when you child is at home during a bubble closure or isolation
Free school meals and school meals
Information on free school meals and school meals
Wellbeing
Wellbeing support for children, young people and their parents or carers
Emergency school closures
Up to date list of unplanned and emergency school closures
Getting tested
If you have any coronavirus symptoms your household must self-isolate at home and get a test
Back to school posters and campaign image
These posters and social media campaign image are available for you to download:
