Parents and Carers
Welcome to the summer term. It is lovely to see the sunshine and everyone back in school for the remainder of this academic year. As always, a busy half term ahead of us as we continue 'catching up' on missed learning, sports days are planned, as are the end of term trips.
Do take a look at our wonderful Mulberry pupils playing Times Table Rockstars with Andi Peters
Click on the Andi Peters video to watch our children face off against him!
May I remind parents / carers when you enter the school you must wear a face covering and maintain a 2 metre distance. If you have any queries or concern, do email office@mulberry.haringey.sch.uk. Do take a look at the wonderful Mulberry pupils.
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Year Group |
School Start |
Location |
School Finish |
Location |
|
Nursery Mornings |
8.50 am |
Main Gate A |
11.45 am |
Office |
|
Nursery Full Time |
8.50 am |
Main Gate A |
3.45 pm |
Main Gate A |
|
Nursery Afternoons |
12.45 pm |
Office |
3.45 pm |
Main Gate A |
|
Reception |
8.50 am |
Main Gate B |
3.30 pm |
Main Gate B |
|
Year 1 |
8.40 am |
Main Gate A |
3.20 pm |
Main Gate A |
|
Year 2 |
8.40 am |
Main Gate B |
3.20 pm |
Main Gate B |
|
Year 3 |
8.50 am |
KS2 Gate |
3.30 pm |
KS2 Gate |
|
Year 4 |
8.50 am |
KS2 Gate |
3.30 pm |
KS2 Gate |
|
Year 5 |
8.40 am |
KS2 Gate |
3.20 pm |
KS2 Gate |
|
Year 6 |
8.40 am |
KS2 Gate |
3.20 pm |
KS2 Gate |
|
Provision for Autism |
8.45 am |
Reform Road |
3.15 pm |
Reform Road |
|
Communication Group |
8.50 am |
Main Gate A |
3.30 pm |
Main Gate A |
Symptoms of COVID-19 are:
- A high temperature (37.8 degrees or above)
- A new, continuous cough
- Loss or change to your sense of smell or taste
If your child has symptoms of COVID-19:
- Do not send them to school
- Your child/household should start isolating for 10 days from the start of symptoms
- Arrange a test through NHS Test and Trace service www.nhs.uk/ask-for-a-coronavirus-test
- Contact the school and keep in touch on 0208 801 0189
- You should request a test for only those who are displaying symptoms
If COVID-19 test is negative
- The household stops isolating
- The child stops isolating and can return to school once well
If COVID-19 test is positive
- Child/household continue isolation for 10 days from start of symptoms
- Child can return to school once isolation ends, is well and only if no other member of the household has become symptomatic during isolation
If there is a confirmed case in school
- Public Health England would advise the school on next steps
- Public Health England would determine who we would need to send home which could be up to and including whole classes.
NHS COVID-19 app Fact sheet for parents, carers and those who are 16 and over
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