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Information for parentsBaby Caxton 2020

English Language Camp

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Summer camp descriptionOptional extrasDrop-off and pick-up procedureWhat to bringContacting the schoolHealth MeasuresMedical assistanceLearning objectivesTimetablesMenu

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At Caxton, our Summer courses are designed to make the most of the Summer months in the most enjoyable way possible, combining English lessons with fun workshops and sports.

Students work with specialist teachers in reduced groups to learn in a dynamic class, tailored to their needs.

In class, students will work in small groups of 5 with one adult. There will be four sets of toys available for each group, so the toys used in a day will be cleaned and sanitized at the end of the day and stored for 72 hours before their next use.

School staff will always wear a face mask during the school day. Teachers and assistants will pay special attention for children’s handwashing on a regular basis during the day.

There will be drinking fountains available for water bottle filling only, they must not be used for drinking water directly.

Classes are planned so that students have to use English all the time, while practising the four basic skills. Levels are structured according to the European Common Framework for Language Learning.

Each level has its own specific objectives, and students’ progress is measured not only through continual assessment, but also by taking into account their effort and class participation. At the end of the course, parents receive a detailed report on their child’s progress and will have an interview with the teacher online, through the platform Google Meet.

This summer you will learn English while

having fun

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Pupils can have extra coaching in swimming.

Swimming:

Private lessons - minimum age: DOB in 2018 (price for ten lessons).

Group lessons - minimum age: DOB in 2016. Five lessons per week. Lessons take place in the indoor pool, during swimming time.

Optional extras

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If travelling by car:

Drop-off. Students will be able to arrive from 9.30am. Parents are asked to park in the appointed area which will be e-mailed in advance and will accompany their children to the corresponding drop-off points in the outdoor school premises.

Pick-up. Students should be collected from 4:45pm to 5.00pm. Parents will need to come to the appointed pick-up point and wait outside the school buildings. Students will be released from class in a staggered way, following the requirement for social distancing. They will be supervised by school staff to make sure this requirement is followed properly.

Only one adult will be allowed to access the school outdoor premises to drop-off or collect their children.

We will inform you by e-mail about the corresponding drop-off and pick-up areas before the summer camp starts. If you have any queries, please contact school staff at any time.

Only students will be allowed to enter the indoor school facilities. Parents and family members will only be allowed to access the outdoor school facilities, having to wear a face mask and following the requirement for social distancing and ensuring proper hand hygiene. School staff will help you to find the drop-off and pick-up areas.

Drop-off and pick-upprocedure

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If using school transport:

Bus services have been designed to preserve the necessary social distancing established by authorities. Students and school bus staff are required to wear a face mask at all times on the bus.

Duty personnel will accompany students to their classroom.Please arrive at the assigned bus stop five minutes before the scheduled time, both in the morning and in the evening.

If you arrive late to pick up your child, the school bus will continue on its usual route with the child on board. No child can be left at the drop-off point without authorisation from a parent. Should this happen, you will have to phone the school, where you will be told where you can collect your child.

Bus changes are not allowed.

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For classes

A small water bottle, bib, nappies and wetwipes, overall, full change of clothes - all items must be labelled with your child’s name (including knickers and socks), a sheet for the siesta bed and a pair of shoes to be used at school. We will take off the children’s street footwear on their arrival and we will put it on before they leave home.

For the playground

Swimming sandals (not flip flops) to wear for water activities outdoors, suncream, sun hat, towel, healthy morning snack every day (no sweets or chocolate please). The school will provide your child with the afternoon snack.

For the swimming lessons

Swimsuit, swimming sandals, towel, swimming cap.

All clothes and personal items must be labelled with your child’s name.

What to bring

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Reception: 961 424 500caxton@caxtoncollege.net

The administration offices and Main Desk will not be open to the public. All the contact must be done by phone or e-mail.

If your query or a face-to-face meeting is essential, you will need to ask for an appointment via e-mail or phone.

Parents and teachers will keep in daily contact through the app ClassDojo. Your child’s teacher will give you access to this app once the summer camp starts. Parents will be able to send notes to their children’s teacher using this app.

At the end of the course, parents’ meetings with teachers will be held online, through the platform Google Meet.

If your child needs to leave school outside of the usual time, please contact the school Main Desk to know the time options available.

We kindly ask parents to inform the school of foreseen absences or lateness to class.

Contact with school

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Please check temperature at home daily and do not send your child to school if they have a temperature of 37°C or above, a cold, runny nose, or have had a fever within the past 48 hours.

People showing the following symptoms are not allowed to come to school during COVID-19 pandemic:

• Temperature of 37°C or above

• Cold symptoms, runny nose

• Active vomiting or diarrhoea - last episode since 48h

• Acute cold, sore throat, persistent cough

• Red, inflamed, or discharging eyes

• Other symptoms of severe illness

• Another member of the household showing symptoms compatible with COVID-19

• In contact with a positive tested person within the last 14 days

HealthMeasures

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MedicalAssistance

Caxton College has a school clinic that attends to immediate medical needs our students may have.

In the case that a student feels unwell or shows any symptoms of illness, the school nurse will be informed by phone or e-mail. The school nurse will assess the situation and will visit the student in the classroom to check their health condition.

Whenever possible, the pupil will receive assistance in the classroom, so the visits to the clinic can be minimized.

If a student needs a medical care that cannot be carried out in the classroom, they will visit the clinic. Only one student will be allowed in the clinic for medical assistance at once.

If a student needs medical care during the playground or lunch time, the school nurse will go to the meeting point or will instruct the dining room or playground staff to accompany the student to the school clinic.

If it is necessary to inform parents to pick up their child, the school nurse will instruct the student to wait depending on their condition in the classroom, at the main office or in the clinic.

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The parents need to be available to pick up their child if they show symptoms of the illness within 60 minutes after receiving a phone call from the nurse.

Any pupils with fever or showing symptoms compatible with the COVID-19 disease will wait in an isolated room having to wear a mask until they are collected.

Any pupils with temperature 37°C or above will leave home and will be able to return to school 48 hours after the fever is gone with no need for antipyretic medication (for example, paracetamol or ibuprofen).

No medication can be brought from home into the school for its administration.

If a student has been ill with COVID-19:

They will adhere to the recommended isolation period of 14 days. After this time, isolation should no longer be necessary if the following 3 criteria are met:

• Being fever free for at least 72 hours (three full days without the use of antipyretic medicine).

• Improvement of respiratory symptoms (coughing and breathing difficulties have decreased).

• It has been more than 10 days since the onset of symptoms, and the person has been fully recovered for more than 3 days.

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We use a system of 50 percent English and 50 percent Spanish in Baby Caxton. The children learn through play and a variety of ‘hands on’ activities, as we know that is how children learn best.

The teachers provide a wide variety of activities for the children, such as:

• Listening to stories

• Singing topic songs

• Learning and joining in with action songs

• Exploring water and sand

• Constructiong with blocks or small bricks

• Exploring paint and other materials

Stories that we will read:

• The Very Busy Spider• Crunching Munching Caterpillar• Slow Joe

Children will learn to:

• Listen with interest to stories and songs• Learn new voacbulary related to the topic and daily routines• Play and explore with a range of materials

We base our activities around the topic ‘In the Garden’ which provides the children opportunities to learn about minibeasts and plants.

ObjectivesBaby Caxton

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HTime Activities

10.00 – 10:5010:50 – 11:2011:20 – 12:0012:00 – 12:3012:30 – 15:0015:00 – 15:3015:30 – 16:0016:00 – 16:3016:30 – 17:00

Class – Preparation for the poolWater gamesClassroom activitiesLunchNap time – Playground playtime Classroom activitiesSnack Classroom activitiesPreparation for exiting to buses – Buses departure

Timetables

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Pureed sweet potato and swede soupTurkey in sauce with wholemeal riceChickpea salad Fruit / Ice cream

Six-vegetable pureeShepherd’s PieLentil saladFruit / Ice cream

Boiled vegetablesMeatballs with vegetable sauceBean saladFruit / Ice cream

Vichyssoise with croutonsChicken stew with wholemeal riceMayonnaise salad*Pineapple or Home-made custard cream

Seafood paellaHome-made ham croquettes with steamed broccoliBean sprout saladFruit salad

Lentils with vegetablesScrambled eggs with bacon and mushroomsSpinach, cheese and beetroot saladFruit: banana or pear

Macaroni with tomato sauce, vegetables and cheese Baked cod with tempura-style vegetablesPotato saladApple or Yoghurt

Macaroni bolgnesaFrench omelette with ratatouilleMayonnaise salad*Fruit: Pineapple / Yoghurt

Valencian PaellaMixed Valencian salad with boiled eggQuinoa saladFruit salad

Haricot bean and vegetable stewGrilled chicken breast with roasted potatoes Spinach, cheese and beetroot saladFruit: Banana or pear

Summer saladBreaded hake with sautéed peasRice saladApple or Yoghurt

Oven cooked riceMixed saladMayonnaise salad*Pineapple / variety of Yoghurt

Vegetable PanacheHam & cheese pizzaBean sprout saladFruit salad

Lentils with vegetablesBreaded chicken breast with ratatouilleSpinach, cheese and beetroot saladFruit: Banana or pear

Wholemeal spaghetti with tomato sauce, vegetables and cheese Baked cod with steamed cauliflowerPotato saladApple or Yoghurt

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White rice with home-made tomato sauceHamburger with roasted potatoesBean sprout saladFruit salad / Ice cream

Fideua (seafood noodles)Baked omelette with potato,courgette and carrot Lentil saladFruit / Ice cream

Special fried riceBaked hake with artichokesMayonnaise salad*Pineapple or Yoghurt

Lentils with vegetablesScrambled eggs with bacon and mushrooms Spinach, cheese and beetroot saladFruit: banana or pear

Macaroni with tomato sauce, vegetables and cheese Baked cod with tempura-style vegetablesPotato saladApple or Yoghurt

Pureed seasonal vegetable soupBeef & vegetable stewQuinoa salad Fruit salad

Chickpea stew with vegetablesRoasted chicken with cous cousSpinach, cheese and beetroot saladBanana, pear, Portion of chocolate sponge cake or Pudding

Pasta with pesto sauceSalmon pieRice saladApple or Yoghurt

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* Mayonnaise salad is served without tuna for Primary

Please bear in mind that the menu is subject to change

Lunch menus are approved by the school doctor (Dr. Mascarós)

If your child needs a special diet, pleasecontact Mónica Gimeno: 961 424 177

Gazpacho, boiled vegetables, salad and fruit available daily.White and whole meal bread also available.

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