We are taking new registrations for the new academic year

starting Summer term 2024.

 

If you are interested in enrolling your child/ren with us, at any of our Daycare or Out of school settings

please complete one of our online registration forms.

Please select either

Pre-school application form (Daycare)

or

Out of School application form

 

 

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Turtle Setting Holiday Club at PWC Ltd

21 Barton Rd, Hornchurch, RM12 4AA

 

We are enrolling for our popular Turtle Setting Summer Club 2024.

Running for 3 weeks from Monday 15th July to Friday 2nd August 2024.

Two sessions are available -

Half Day - 4 Hours (9.00am - 1.00pm) 

Full Day - 6 Hours (9.00am - 3.00pm).

For more information and pricing please click HERE 

There will be plenty of fun activities for your child to participate in,

All parents and carers interested in enrolling their child/ren for the Summer Club please collect a registration form from your setting or contact us:

 

Tel:          Main Office     - 01708 706959

                Bev Nicholls    - 07752 546910

 

Email:      info@childcarepwc.co.uk

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                                               Turtle Setting Holiday Club at PWC Hornchurch

                                                      21 Barton Rd, Hornchurch, RM12 4AA

 

                                                   Monday 15th July to Friday 2nd August 2024

 

There will be plenty of fun activities for your child to participate in,

All parents and carers interested in enrolling their child/ren for the Easter Club please collect a registration form from your setting or contact us:

 

Tel:          Main Office     - 01708 706959

                Bev Nicholls    - 07752 546910

 

Email:      info@childcarepwc.co.uk

 

Please book early to avoid disappointment.

 

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September 2024 intake

We currently have availability for 2 - 4 year olds at our Collier Row Caterpillar Day-care Setting,

Forest Row Centre, Lodge Lane, Collier Row, RM5 2LD

 

This includes places for children in receipt of 15 hours & 30 hours funding.

 

   

  

 

For more information please contact:

Bev Nicholls  - 07752 546910

Andy Nicholls - 07763 412496

Main Office - 01708 706959

Email: info@childcarepwc.co.uk

Website: www.childcare-pwc.co.uk

Facebook: PWC Ladybirds Butterfly Caterpillars & Grasshoppers

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NEW ADDITION

 

We have a new, fun activity at our Hornchurch Setting.
Our Smoothie Bike, children can have fun whilst keeping fit and making a healthy, nutrious smoothie.

 

  

 

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Havering Covid-19 Parental Update 

 

21 July 2021

 

The latest Havering Local Authority Parental Covid-19 Update has been published.

This update is available to read or download from our downloads section in the Covid-19 Information folder - HERE

 

Dear Parent/Carer

We hope you and your family are safe and well at this difficult time. Many of you continue to face significant challenges, and we thank you for your continued support to the national response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

You will be aware that the Prime Minister has confirmed that the final step of the Government's coronavirus lockdown-easing roadmap will be going ahead on 19th July. Many of the legal restrictions imposed to control the pandemic will be lifted from this date, but in line with Government guidance, our schools and early years settings will continue to put in place control measures to reduce the risk of transmitting COVID-19. It is essential that you continue to follow these measures to ensure the safety of your child, the staff, and the wider community. From the start of the new academic year, some control measures currently in place in all schools will be dropped e.g. keeping children in consistent groups (‘bubbles’). However, if there is a local outbreak, measures may need to be re-introduced for a temporary period in the school or early years setting affected. Frequent and thorough hand cleaning with soap and water or hand sanitiser will continue, as will the ‘catch it, bin it, kill it’ approach to respiratory hygiene, and more regular cleaning of areas and equipment.

It will remain essential that children do not come into school or early years settings if they have COVID-19 symptoms, have had a positive test result, or have been told to isolate by NHS Test and Trace for any other reason. If your child develops COVID-19 symptoms during the day, they will be sent home and must follow all relevant public health advice before they can re-attend. Testing remains important in reducing the risk of transmission of infection, and over the summer, you should continue to test regularly, especially if your child is attending schools and early years settings that remain open, such as summer schools and holiday activities based in schools.

As children will potentially mix with lots of other people during the summer holidays, all secondary school pupils will receive 2 lateral flow device (LFD) tests, 3 to 5 days apart, on their return in the new academic year, and secondary schools will communicate these arrangements direct with families. Secondary pupils should then continue to test twice weekly at home until the end of September, when the Government will review the need for further routine testing.

Primary pupils should also get a test before they come back to school in September to reduce the risk of people without symptoms unknowingly spreading the virus to others in the school and in their community. LFD tests can be obtained from many local pharmacies, and further information on testing can be found on the Havering Council Covic-19 testing website.

Children with a positive LFD test result should self-isolate in line with the stay at home
guidance. They will also need to get a free PCR test to confirm if they have COVID-19.
Whilst awaiting the PCR result, the individual should continue to self-isolate. If the PCR
test is taken within 2 days of the positive LFD test, and is negative, it overrides the selftest
LFD test and the child can return to school or early years setting, as long as they don’t
have COVID-19 symptoms.

From 19th July, close contacts in school will be identified via NHS Test and Trace, which
means that schools and early years settings will no longer be expected to undertake
contact tracing. As with positive cases in any other setting, NHS Test and Trace will work
with the positive case to identify close contacts. Contacts from a school and early years
setting will only be traced by NHS Test and Trace where the positive case specifically
identifies the individual as being a close contact.

From 16th August 2021, children under the age of 18 years old and fully vaccinated adults
will no longer be required to self-isolate if they are contacted by NHS Test and Trace as a
close contact of a positive COVID-19 case. Instead, close contacts will be advised to take
a PCR test, and we would encourage all individuals to take a PCR test if asked to do so.
The requirement to wear a face covering on the Transport for London network will remain
compulsory when the Government’s existing national requirement expires on Monday 19
July, unless you are exempt for age, health and disability reasons.
The delta variant is more transmissible and more likely to result in severe disease. But
vaccination, with both doses, continues to provide excellent protection against severe
illness. Anyone aged 18 and above is now eligible, and we strongly recommend everyone
eligible gets vaccinated, and encourages family and friends to do likewise.
School attendance is mandatory for all pupils of compulsory school age and it is priority to
ensure that as many children as possible regularly attend school. Parents and carers
travelling abroad over the summer should bear in mind the impact on their child's
education which may result from any requirement to quarantine or isolate upon return.
Our school and early years & childcare staff continue to work very hard to ensure that
education is not disrupted. Together, we can protect against the many harms caused by
the pandemic including the longer-term impact on the education, wellbeing and wider
development of our children and young people.

Thank you for your help and continued support.

 

Cllr Robert Benham                                                        Mark Ansell
Deputy Leader of the Council                                          Director of Public Health
Cabinet Member for Education,
Children & Families