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We are currently looking at whether a reduced school timetable for learners that meets the "Check in, catch up, prepare for summer and September" aims of the minister's statement is possible for all years.
As numbers will play a significant part in the decision, if this is even possible, can I ask that you read this letter and complete this online form to indicate whether or not your child will be attending school on these dates, no later than Tuesday 9th June 2020. |
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Schools should continue to provide care for as small a number of children as possible - children who are vulnerable and children whose parents are critical to the COVID-19 response and cannot be safely cared for at home.
Every child who can be safely cared for at home should be and only where there is no safe alternative should provision be made in schools or other settings. If you are classed as a critical worker but are able to perform the critical parts of your job effectively when working from home, then you should do so. If one parent is a critical worker but the other parent is not then the other parent should provide safe alternative arrangements at home when possible.
Only children whose parents are critical to the Covid-19 response should be offered places in schools/settings when there is no safe, alternative provision. Places will be prioritised for single parents of critical workers or where both parents are critical workers.
Head teachers have been authorised to ask parents to show letters from their employer confirming their role is classified as critical.
There are 12 geographical hubs of 22 schools to deliver the childcare provision. For a list of the hub schools please see below.
The Childcare registration forms (Word & PDF versions) are available here
FLINT HIGH SCHOOL IS CLOSED
Every child who can be safely cared for at home should be and only where there is no safe alternative should provision be made in schools or other settings. If you are classed as a critical worker but are able to perform the critical parts of your job effectively when working from home, then you should do so. If one parent is a critical worker but the other parent is not then the other parent should provide safe alternative arrangements at home when possible.
Only children whose parents are critical to the Covid-19 response should be offered places in schools/settings when there is no safe, alternative provision. Places will be prioritised for single parents of critical workers or where both parents are critical workers.
Head teachers have been authorised to ask parents to show letters from their employer confirming their role is classified as critical.
There are 12 geographical hubs of 22 schools to deliver the childcare provision. For a list of the hub schools please see below.
The Childcare registration forms (Word & PDF versions) are available here
FLINT HIGH SCHOOL IS CLOSED
To support learning from home, pupils should use our online learning platform, itslearning.
Log into itslearning here
Log into itslearning here
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From the Headteacher
As well as a track record of academic excellence, examination success and a wide range of personal and creative development opportunities we provide a personal touch that makes our school so special. Our pastoral care and support is exceptional and something we are very proud of. |
We are a very welcoming school, with every member of staff contributing to that warm welcome. We value all our students and know them well, we know their potential to succeed and quickly get to know their families. This is something we cherish. We listen to our students, parents and carers, who help us in our continued commitment to innovation and improvement.
The size of our school is important. It is small enough for us to know each child, yet large enough to offer a broad and balanced curriculum, with a wide variety of extra-curricular activities for Year 7 to Year 13 students.
We are proud to be a successful community school. Our thriving sixth form partnership with St Richard Gwyn High School has wholehearted community support and our links with Ysgol Maes Hyfryd enhance our provision and philosophy of inclusion.
Our motto is ‘Believe, Achieve, Succeed'. This reflects our conviction that every student deserves the best chance to flourish and learn in a happy environment.
Mr J Connelly BA Hons, NPQH
Headteacher
The size of our school is important. It is small enough for us to know each child, yet large enough to offer a broad and balanced curriculum, with a wide variety of extra-curricular activities for Year 7 to Year 13 students.
We are proud to be a successful community school. Our thriving sixth form partnership with St Richard Gwyn High School has wholehearted community support and our links with Ysgol Maes Hyfryd enhance our provision and philosophy of inclusion.
Our motto is ‘Believe, Achieve, Succeed'. This reflects our conviction that every student deserves the best chance to flourish and learn in a happy environment.
Mr J Connelly BA Hons, NPQH
Headteacher
