We are really looking forward to seeing Y6 children and their parents and carers face to face on Thursday.

We want to share our approach to further mitigate the risk of transmission, and help to protect our staff and students.

We will be limiting the number of attendees at each presentation. You can book tickets for one of two presentations via the link below.

• We politely ask that you arrive at McAuley, no earlier than ten minutes prior to the presentation that you have booked on to and to remain outside.
• we would also like to recommend the following:
• Face coverings for those over the age of 12 would be appreciated (unless of course there is a health reason that means you can’t wear one).
• Use common sense and avoid rooms which are busy returning when they are quieter.
• Windows and doors will be open to aid ventilation.
• Lateral Flow Tests can be obtained online or at a local pharmacy. Testing prior to Open Evening could assist in keeping others safe.
• There will be regular opportunities for hand sanitising, and we recommend these are used throughout the visit.
• Anyone displaying symptoms of Covid-19, or anyone who has been instructed to self-isolate, must not attend our Open Evening.
• We appreciate your understanding and co-operation with these recommendations and together we can help to keep you and our community safe.

To access the bridging work resources click here - Bridging Work 2024

If you have any concerns about the safety of a pupil you can contact the McAuley Safeguarding Team during term time and School hours 8:00 to 2:15pm on 01302 537396.  The Schools Designated Lead Safeguarding officer is Ms J Allport, Deputy is Mr D Stuart and Child Protection officer Ms T Newcombe.

If you wish to Report a Concern out of these hours you can email  this email is checked regularly during the School opening hours up to 4:00pm on School days.

If you have a concern outside of these hours please contact the appropriate agency:

To Refer to Early Help follow the link: https://www.doncasterchildrenstrust.co.uk/worried-about-a-child

Urgent safeguarding concerns

Where you believe there is immediate risk of significant harm the police should be contacted on 999.

And Duty team Doncaster Children Services Trust, on 01302 737 777

Urgent concerns regarding a child or young person’s mental health

If you have urgent concerns regarding a child or young person’s mental health, please call the duty team on (01302) 796 191.

Parents online safety support

Click here for more information - Net Aware: Your guide to social networks, apps and games (net-aware.org.uk)