Statement from the Department for Children, Young People, Education and Skills

The Department for Children Young People, Education and Skills have been advised of the following:

Six students at Beaulieu School tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday 18 December, and one student has tested positive for COVID-19 today, Tuesday 22 December.

As they have not been in school, Contact Tracing have advised that no further action is required.

d’Auvergne School
Two members of staff at d’Auvergne School tested positive for COVID on Monday 21 December. 

The members of staff are currently isolating at home, along with the rest of their households, following public health guidance. The track and trace process is taking place.

A student at d’Auvergne School has tested positive for COVID-19 today, Tuesday 22 December.

As they have not been in school, Contact Tracing have advised that no further action is required.

A member of staff at Le Rocquier School tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday 21 December. 

The member of staff is currently isolating at home, along with the rest of their household, following public health guidance. The contact tracing process is taking place.

A student at Trinity School tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday 21 December.

As they have not been in school, Contact Tracing have advised that no further action is required.

Les Quennevais School
A student at Les Quennevais School tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday 21 December. 

The student is currently isolating at home, along with the rest of their household, following public health guidance. The track and trace process is taking place.

St Clement’s School
Three students at St Clement’s School have tested positive for COVID-19 today, Tuesday 22 December.

The students are currently isolating at home, along with the rest of their households, following public health guidance. The track and trace process is taking place.

Janvrin School
A member of staff at Janvrin School has tested positive for COVID-19 today, Tuesday 22 December.

The member of staff is currently isolating at home, along with the rest of their household, following public health guidance. 

Contact Tracing have advised that no further action is required.

A student at Highlands College has tested positive for COVID-19 today, Tuesday 22 December. 

The student is currently isolating at home, along with the rest of their household, following public health guidance. 

As a precaution, a number of students will isolate while the track and trace process is completed. All affected students and staff have been informed and an area in the College will be deep cleaned.

Background
In cases above where “further action” is required, the schools contact parents and the class bubbles to ask that they isolate at home, as a precautionary measure, to allow the track and trace process to be completed.

In cases where “no action” is required it means that the student or staff member has not attended school for a number of days and as a result no further action will be taken by the Contact Tracing team.

 
To protect the identity of the students and respect the family’s privacy, we will not be commenting further.