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20 July 2020
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underleaf-plants.comReturning to Study
The Colleges is planning for more students to return to College from the Monday 15th June in line with Government guidance. Throughout the lockdown the College has remained open to support face to face teaching of vulnerable students and family members of key workers and we are extending the number of students coming into College. The Government has very strict guidance on which students this applies to and the tiny steps we can take towards more students returning to College, including making it clear that online learning should remain the main method of learning at this time.
Closure of Educational Settings Information for Parents & Carers
Coronavirus Covid-19 & Maintaining Further Education Provision
Who will Return?
- The first stage of the plan for some students to return focuses on continuing to support vulnerable students as well as starting to bring back some groups of 16-19 year olds who need to complete key practical sessions for health and safety reasons. This is important to support them in safely progressing into employment or the next stage of study. This will also include students who are over 19 years who are in classes with those aged 16-19 years.
- After this we will start to phase in more 16-19 year old students who need to complete key practical sessions to ensure they have the skills and knowledge to progress.
- We will then look to extend the criteria of those allowed to return to College to complete key practicals in line with further Government guidance.
Tutors will be in contact directly with students (and their parents/guardians) for those whose groups fall into the first stages of these plans.
New Health and Safety Rules
There will be new rules in place for students coming into College to ensure everyone is as safe as possible. Your tutor will go through these rules with your class before you return and you will be reminded of the rules when you arrive on site. Should you have any queries please speak to your tutor.
New ways of working and stay COVID-secure (a guide for students) June 2020
I’m worried who can I talk to?
Capel Manor College's Student Support and Counselling team provide a safe, confidential and non-judgemental space for students to discuss any concerns they may have.
Should you have a safeguarding concern email safeguarding@capel.ac.uk or call 01992 707027
When you have queries relating to learning support email learningsupport@capel.ac.uk
When emailing please add you campus in the subject line and ensure you state whether the type of support you require is from the Learning Support Team or the Wellbeing Team. Please also ensure you sign off your email with your full name, student reference number and course manager/tutor. This helps us to answer your query more efficiently. When queries are course related or regarding fees please contact admissions@capel.ac.uk as the Learning Support Team are not able to answer queries regarding fees or course related questions.
If you are worried and would like further support email counselling@capel.ac.uk
Further support for wellbeing can be found at: https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/coronavirus-and-your-wellbeing/#collapse4eb00.
It is OK to share your concerns with others you trust and in doing so you may end up providing support to them too. You can find further support via the NHS recommended helpline.
Remember we are all here to support you and are on the end of the phone/email/Moodle, if you need help or support just ask.