Coronavirus Update
Parents will be aware of concerns following news of a small number of confirmed coronavirus patients in Europe, including in Northern Italy and Tenerife. This has coincided with the half term break, when many schools support students with travel including ski trips.
Chellaston Fields Spencer Academy has not supported half-term travel to areas where there are confirmed coronavirus diagnoses: however, we appreciate that parents may have arranged independent travel during half-term.
Government advice is that any families who have returned from Iran, specific areas of Northern Italy comprising thirteen towns south of Milan, identified areas in South Korea or in Hubei province in China in the last fourteen days should stay indoors and contact NHS 111. This advice applies whether or not there is anyone showing the flu-like symptoms associated with coronavirus in the home.
The Spencer Academies Trust continues to monitor NHS advice closely, and is acting under advice from Public Health England.
Advice available from Trust websites will be updated daily throughout the week beginning 24 February.
Chellaston Fields Spencer Academy
The academy is part of the Spencer Academies Trust and closely linked to Wyndham Primary which is an outstanding academy within the Trust and also leads on educational development through research across Derbyshire and beyond.
We are keen to create a high performing school, based on developing growth mindsets and an exciting and fun curriculum to serve our local community. In this school all children will learn in an environment that helps them to thrive and understand that their learning has no limits.
Safeguarding
If you have concerns about a child in Derbyshire when our school is closed, you can call the Emergency Duty Team (Children’s Social Care): 01629 533190.
If you have concerns about a child in Derby City out of school hours please contact Careline on 01332 786968.
The safeguarding school contact is Mrs Tunney headteacher@chellastonfieldsspencer.co.uk
If you believe that a child is at immediate risk and in need of protection then you should call the police on 101 immediately.
