Letters & Correspondence

If you require a paper copy of any correspondence we have sent out, we are happy to provide this to you, free of charge.  Please request this by email admin@hertfordheath.herts.sch.uk

CLASS TEACHER CONTACT DETAILS

Please contact teachers directly with any class related queries and they will respond to you when they can:

 

NURSERY         tsutherland@hertfordheath.herts.sch.uk

NURSERY         midziaszczyk@hertfordheath.herts.sch.uk

RECEPTION      mroberts@hertfordheath.herts.sch.uk

YEAR 1              opennington@hertfordheath.herts.sch.uk

YEAR 2              klord@hertfordheath.herts.sch.uk

YEAR 3             mprosser@hertfordheath.herts.sch.uk

YEAR 4             ffraser@hertfordheath.herts.sch.uk

YEAR 5             nsolonos@hertfordheath.herts.sch.uk

YEAR 6             cchanter@hertfordheath.herts.sch.uk

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LATEST GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE - COVID - FROM 1ST APRIL 2022

 

If a child or young person aged 18 or under tests positive for COVID-19, they should try to stay at home and avoid contact with other people for 3 days.

 

This starts from the day after they did the test.

 

Children and young people tend to be infectious to others for less time than adults. If they’re well and do not have a temperature after 3 days, there’s a much lower risk that they’ll pass on COVID-19 to others.

 

So, as long as, the children are symptom free and feel well enough, they can return on, effectively, day 4.

 

Should my child still go to their childcare or education setting if they test positive for Covid?

 

No. From 1 April 2022, anyone with a positive COVID-19 test result will be advised to try to stay at home and avoid contact with other people for five days, which is when they are most infectious. For children and young people aged 18 and under, the advice will be three days.