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Content originally from GOV.UK As students are welcomed into the new academic year, we know how important schools and colleges are to their health and wellbeing. There are significant risks associated with missed education, for children and young people’s health, wellbeing, attainment and life chances. Whilst the risk of severe illness from COVID-19 infection in … Continue reading A welcome return to school for students in England

On Sunday 29 August: PLEASE KEEP PROCEEDING WITH CAUTION! Roadmap Step 4 ‘complete’ relaxations came into force on 19 July 2021. 16 August saw adults double-vaccinated 14 days prior to a Covid contact and children not have to isolate but are recommended to take a PCR test. Everyone PCR testing positive is still legally required … Continue reading An Update from Us 29.08.2021

Content originally from Public Health England Public Health England has reported on a study of 37 public sports and cultural events held in England over a 4-month period earlier this year, concluding that it is possible for properly-organised, mass-participation events to be held safely and without generating significant increases in COVID-19 community infection rates. The … Continue reading Public health impact of mass gatherings