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Marton & District C E Aided Primary School

School Lane, Macclesfield, Cheshire SK11 9HD.

admin@marton.cheshire.sch.uk

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    Information for Parents

    5 March 2021 (by headmarton)

    From Cheshire East and the DFE

    On Sunday 28 February, the Department of Health and Social Care announced that from Monday 1 March, households with primary school, secondary school and college age children and staff, including childcare and support bubbles, can test themselves twice every week at home as schools return from Monday 8 March. Twice-weekly testing will also be offered to adults working in the wider school community, including bus drivers and after school club leaders. The twice-weekly test kits can be accessed:

    • via employers if they offer testing to employees
    • at a local test site
    • by collecting a home test kit from a test site
    • by ordering a home test kit online

    The attached guidance explains how to get access to the kits and gives details of the nearest collection points. Home Testing for Family and Childcare bubbles

    Children of primary school age (and below) without symptoms are not being asked to take a test.

    At present the kits can be collected from the sites below during the stated hours only. Further collection points will be available soon.

     

    Town

    Venue

    Times

    Macclesfield

     

    COVID-19 Test Centre SITE: LTS612

    Macclesfield

    Commercial Road Car Park

    SK10 2QJ

    1.30pm – 7pm Monday-Sunday

    Crewe

    Local Test site 121

    Crewe Chester Street car park

    CW1 2ER

    1.30pm – 7pm Monday-Sunday

    If you have any queries about the tests, and you live in England, please call 119 (free from mobiles and landlines). Lines are open every day from 7am to 11pm.

    Testing is voluntary, but strongly recommended to all who are eligible. Alongside the vaccine, washing hands, wearing face coverings, and maintaining social distancing, rapid testing plays a vital role in reducing transmission rates. Getting into the habit of regular testing as part of our everyday lives will help us all to play our part and do what we can to protect each other.