See update below from the DfE
DfE and the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) have become aware that some early education settings are temporarily excluding children who have recently been vaccinated, even if they feel well enough to attend. UKHSA has asked DfE to circulate a message from its Director of Public Health Programmes – Dr Mary Ramsay – explaining why such policies are unnecessary and can have serious unintended consequences for children and the early years settings they attend.
See Unnecessary temporary exclusion of recently vaccinated children
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Did you know that when children live with adults who aren’t close relatives for more than 28 days this is considered private fostering? Did you also know that there is a legal duty to report all private fostering arrangements to the Local Authority? For this reason, this is something education and health professionals need to… Continue reading Early Years: Private fostering: Important information
