Covid Plan B what does it mean for supply teachers
Will schools be closing early?
No, schools will not be closing early and updated guidance ensures face-to-face education continues. School attendance remains mandatory.
What the new temporary COVID-19 measures mean for supply teachers and support staff
The new measures that are being introduced are temporary and precautionary and will be reviewed in three weeks.
The so-called Omicron variant – will have understandably caused concern teachers and supply staff, As we do so, we will continue to prioritise children’s and young people’s education and wellbeing, making sure education and childcare settings are as safe as possible and children continue to benefit from classroom teaching.
Pupils must isolate with symptoms of Covid-19 or with a positive test
Pupils have returned to schools and colleges for the autumn term. There are fewer restrictions and pupils are now to experience a fuller education experience. That means no more bubbles and no isolating unless pupils have symptoms or have tested positive for Covid-19.
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