* Ysgol Dinas Bran.
Denbighshire County Council is working with governing bodies and headteachers to plan the re-opening of schools from June
29.
And it is now asking for information from parents and guardians on whether they
are intending to send their child or children back to school.
Last week, the Education Minister, Kirsty Williams
MS published details of the next phase for schools in Wales.
She confirmed that schools will plan to start the next phase on June 29, with the summer term extended by a week to end on July 24.
The autumn half-term break will be extended to two
weeks.
Further guidance is expected from Welsh Government
this week and the council says it has already begun its initial planning and
considerations, prioritising the well-being of learners, staff and families
supporting schools and governing bodies.
Now the council is sending out a questionnaire to parents/guardians of Reception Year onwards asking whether they intend to
send their child(ren) to school from that date and to explain about
transport.
This questionnaire is being circulated through schools and aims to give a clear idea to headteachers of the numbers of pupils expected and
how the school can plan and communicate effectively with parents and guardians
about details for the re-opening.
The deadline for responses to the survey is tomorrow, Wednesday, June 10. To access the questionnaire, please follow the
link: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/NR7WYXM
Councillor Huw Hilditch-Roberts, Cabinet Lead
Member for Education, Children’s Services and Public Engagement, said: “The
safety of our children and young people is a priority and we are waiting for
the detailed guidance that will help us to plan and prepare for this next
phase.
“The guidance from Welsh Government is expected to
include information about managing facilities and logistical arrangements,
including buildings, resources, cleaning, school meals and transport.
“We would be extremely grateful if parents/ guardians could complete the
survey and inform us whether they intend at this stage to send their child(ren)
into school. This information will allow us to plan effectively and make
sure that arrangements and plans are put in place to welcome children back to
school."
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