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Useful tips to prepare your child for returning to school after lockdown

11 Jan 2021
School News

We are so glad to welcome our EYFS, Lower School  and Year 7 students back into  school!

Remote learning is not the same for everyone and the prospect of returning to school, back to routines and longer days outside of the home environment, can prove to be a little overwhelming for some students.

Our School Welfare Counsellors Mrs Angelik Grigoratos and Mrs Cynthia Ouaijanto have shared some

useful tip which we hope might help you prepare your children for returning to school after lockdown and remote learning:

Return to School Jan21

We wish a great start to all our students and their families!

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