This page aims to outline learning arrangements and changes to standard school procedure from September 2020 during the COVID-19 outbreak.
These measures will be in place until further notice, based on Government advice.
COVID-19 - School Reopening in September 2020
A Summary of the plans for September 2020 reopening can be found below:
COVID-19 - Absence FAQ
The document below, provided by Derby City Council outlines what you should do if you know someone who has or may have COVID-19.
COVID-19 - Absence - Frequently Asked Questions- COVID-19 - Absence - Frequently Asked Questions (Arabic)
- COVID-19 - Absence - Frequently Asked Questions (Czech)
- COVID-19 - Absence - Frequently Asked Questions (Latvian)
- COVID-19 - Absence - Frequently Asked Questions (Polish)
- COVID-19 - Absence - Frequently Asked Questions (Slovak)
COVID-19 - Amendments to School Rules and Policies
Due to the circumstances surrounding the Coronavirus outbreak, we have temporarily made some important changes to school policies. These can be found below:
COVID-19 "Bubbles" Information
From September 2020, during the COVID-19 outbreak, students will be organised into "bubbles" whilst at school.
Information regarding the bubbles can be found below:
- COVID-19 LCS Bubble Information (Start times, Room Allocation, Form Rooms, Social Areas, Food Servery & Toilet Locations)
- COVID-19 LCS Bubbles School Map (Where students in each "Bubble" are permitted to go)
- COVID-19 LCS Pastoral Organisation (Year group staff and form rooms)
COVID-19 - Face masks/PPE
Acceptable Face Masks
Disposable/single-use face mask
Re-usable fabric face mask
Students will be allowed to wear a disposable/single-use face mask or a re-usable fabric face covering whilst in school. The styles of mask acceptable to wear in school are shown in the images here.
Unacceptable Face Masks
Scarves or bandanas should be removed on entry to school site and placed in a plastic bag inside the student's school bag.
Latest advice from WHO on wearing of face masks for young people is as follows:
‘Children who are in general good health can wear a non-medical or fabric mask. This provides source control, meaning it keeps the virus from being transmitted to others if they are infected and are not aware that they are infected. The adult who is providing the mask should ensure the fabric mask is the correct size and sufficiently covers the nose, mouth and chin of the child.
Children with underlying health conditions such as cystic fibrosis, cancer or immunosuppression, should, in consultation with their medical providers, wear a medical mask. A medical mask controls spreading of the virus and protection to the wearer, and is recommended for anyone who is at higher risk of getting seriously ill from COVID-19.’
COVID-19 - Sixth Form Information
The following information is specifically for LCS Sixth Form students information related to the COVID-19 outbreak.
- Letter to Sixth Form Students and Parents
- COVID-19 Arrangements - Year 12
- COVID-19 Arrangements - Year 13
- COVID-19 Arrangements - Sixth Form Rules update from September 14th