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It has been posted on FB that a child from our school has received a positive result for Strep A.
As always we are following guidance and will report to the UKHSA if we meet any threshold to do so.
Signs and symptoms of scarlet fever
• Scarlet fever is a common childhood infection caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, or group A streptococcus (GAS). The early symptoms of scarlet fever include sore throat, headache, fever, nausea and vomiting. After 12 to 48 hours the characteristic red, pinhead rash develops, typically first appearing on the chest and stomach, then rapidly spreading to other parts of the body, and giving the skin a sandpaper-like texture. The scarlet rash may be harder to spot on darker skin, although the 'sandpaper' feel should be present. Patients typically have flushed cheeks and pallor around the mouth. This may be accompanied by a ‘strawberry tongue’. As the child improves peeling of the skin can occur.
At present we ask Parents to monitor their children and obviously seek medical advice if they suspect illness. Please inform school of any concern or positive result.
The Holiday and Food Activities for Christmas 2022 will be delivered from the 19th December – 23rd December.
The FSM codes for Intack School are FSM131 & FSM132. Families eligible for FSM families will need these codes to book the activities. The web site will go Friday 2nd December. There are no vouchers. Each children centre is also doing activities with a free meal for FSM families and if there are any families who you feel might just need a little bit of help.
Children centre contact number: 01254 778900. This will take you through to their nearest children centre.
Earlier this week we recieved a letter from Balmoral thanking us for the card and the portraits which we sent for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
We will remember and mark the contribution she made to our country and to our lives throughout the day.
Please take a look at the exciting events taking place in Blackburn this December.
Please read the very important letter from our head of services Jayne Ivory.
The rate of infection -Covid-19 - in Blackburn with Darwen have increased!
There will be a mobile testing unit located in Blackburn - please read the letter in full for further guidance.
School IS open on Monday for all children who attended last week!
Some of our children can return to school next week!
If you child is nursery, reception class, year 1 or year 6 school will have called you to make arrangments for you child to return.
Please read the Return to 'School guidance' in our key information section, this explains how school will run.
Yesterday, the Prime Minister addressed the nation on coronavirus (COVID-19) and asked people to stay at home, except for very limited purposes.
There is no change in guidance for education settings, which remain closed except for the children of critical workers and vulnerable children. We continue to ask that parents keep their children at home, wherever possible.
Please follow the link below for further guidance on keeping you and your children safe:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/full-guidance-on-staying-at-home-and-away-from-others
23rd March 2020 Food Parcel Update
Dear Parents/ Carers,
If you are entitled to free school meals you will have received a text from school today.
I am so sorry that the grocery parcels didn’t arrive and we are trying to resolve the problem.
We will text you when the grocery parcels arrive and we will allocate a time slot for you to come and collect your grocery parcel.
The parcel will contain food you can prepare for breakfast and lunch to feed your children.
You will be entitled to one grocery parcel per child.
These parcels are being provided to support our families who need it the most.
If you have concerns in relation to being able to obtain food to feed your children text or email the school website.
Please keep safe.
Mrs Hamriding
Acting Headteacher