Welcome to Trafford Services for Education

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Young People's newsletter May 28th 2020 and Parents and Children newsletter May 28th 2020

Young People's newsletter 28th May Parents and Children newsletter 28th May?

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Insurance - guidance for re-opening buildings following COVID-19

As the Covid-19 restrictions are lifted, buildings and facilities will gradually be reopened. Our Insurers have produced a guide to consider the steps needed to safely re-open your school - see attached.

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Outdoor Learning - to support re-opening schools

For Heads and Education Visits Coordinators Outdoor Learning Sector proposal – Turning Inside Out – to support the reopening of schools by taking learning outdoors. Issued 15/5/20

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Updated (24/04/2020) HR Advice, FAQ's and iTrent codes

Please see documents attached. Also available on HR resources page.

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COVID-19 Advice from B&A regarding addendum to Behaviour Policy

We suggest that schools add a paragraph to their behaviour policy to cover situations which may arise due to Covid19. This should be published on the school website. Whilst we would hope to avoid any permanent exclusion during lockdown, there has been the occasional breach of policy where a sanction is required for the health and safety of others. Any exclusion, fixed period or permanent, should be a last resort where all other strategies have failed. Suggested Addendum to School Behaviour Policy due to Covid19. May 2020 Children who attend a school on a temporary basis because of coronavirus (COVID-19) will still be pupils for all purposes other than registration. For example, they will still be pupils for the purposes of the school’s SEN, safeguarding and school medical duties. The school will be able to apply its normal behaviour policy to such children. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/school-attendance Refusal to follow social distancing and other associated health and safety measures will be considered a breach of the school’s behaviour policy. The school will be happy to work with parents/carers to address these issues where a pupil’s behaviour is impacted by any special needs or disabilities.

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Supporting Outstanding Futures

Trafford Services for Education provide a range of professional services to support to Schools, Academies, Early Years settings, Independent Schools, FE and HE Colleges across Trafford and the North West

These services include Data Protection Office service, ICT, Cleaning, Legal Services, Health, Safety & Wellbeing, HR Consultancy, Payroll, Pensions, Catering, Pest Control, Pupil Absence, Careers, Off- Site Visit Management, Music, Behaviour and Attendance, Admission Appeals, School Improvement, Education Psychology,Stop Gap Supply Staff, Procurement and Free School Meal Eligibility Administration.