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CLF Update – Moving into Tier 3
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In Summary
From December 2nd all Cabot Learning Federation Schools are in Tier 3 areas.
Tier 3
The Tier 3 rules mean:
- All schools remain open.
- All current safety measures remain in place. ‘Hands. Face. Space’.
- In Secondary schools, face coverings should be worn by all adults (staff and visitors) and pupils:
- when moving around indoors;
- when in indoor social spaces.
- The Rule of Six applies:
- to and from school;
- before and after school;
- evenings and weekends and throughout the holidays.
- Essential travel, for example for education or work, is permitted. Government advice says:
- walk or cycle if possible;
- avoid busy times and routes on public transport;
- if you do use public transport, wear a face covering;
- avoid car sharing with anyone from outside your household.
- Unless isolating and / or ill, children must continue to attend school.
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