Camp and covid

Camp will be run in accordance with government guidance and best practices, which will include:

We'll have three leaders on site at all times. All are very experienced workshop leaders with this age group - in and out of school.
The team have been strictly adhering to the government's advice regarding social distancing. They are fully vaccinated and boosted.
The team is DBS checked and have paediatric 1st aid training
Preferably just one adult and no siblings when dropping off and picking up. Drop off from 9.15; pick up from 3.15pm.
Socially distanced activities and small groups wherever possible
We'll ensure the hall is well ventilated and we'll use the outdoor space as often as possible for activities and breaks
Hand sanitisers on entrance and throughout the day as well as regularly washing hands
The hall and touch points, including any materials we use, will be cleaned either after use or at the end of each day. The toilets and sink will be cleaned throughout the day
Crafting materials will be sanitised
If your child is displaying any symptoms please let us know and don't bring your child in until they have been negatively tested
Children to wear a cleaned or different set of clothes each day
Prioritising full week camp bookings to decrease the turnover of children in a week
Workshop leaders to socially distance from all children and each other
A common-sense approach taken for children to socially distance
Dedicated isolation room in case an individual presents symptom’s whilst at camp
Children to bring nut-free packed lunches, and snacks, preferably in plastic bags as opposed to lunch boxes. There will be no sharing of food. We would normally provide a few snacks and squash in case they get peckish; we won't be doing that this year, so make sure they have enough!
Children to bring own labelled water bottle

We will strictly adhere to the government guidelines as contained in the Covid-19: Actions for out-of-school settings: click HERE for the link to the government site.