<![CDATA[News Feed - Latest News - Guru Nanak Sikh Multi Academy Trust]]> https://www.gnsmat.co.uk%2Fnews%2F%3Fpid%3D6%26amp%3Bnid%3D16 Juniper Education Content Management System (CMS) Version: 4.5 (junipereducation.org) Tue, 7 Dec 2021 13:38:12 GMT Tue, 7 Dec 2021 13:38:12 GMT <![CDATA[ GCSE Art Workshop ]]> https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/news/?pid=6&nid=16&storyid=120 GCSE Art Workshop by Joel Sydenham

]]> Tue, 7 Dec 2021 13:38:12 GMT https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/news/?pid=6&nid=16&storyid=120 <![CDATA[ Virtual STEM Fair ]]> https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/news/?pid=6&nid=16&storyid=104 Please use the link below to access out virtual STEM Fair

https://sites.google.com/gnsa.co.uk/gnsa-stem-fair/home

]]> Thu, 15 Jul 2021 11:48:39 GMT https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/news/?pid=6&nid=16&storyid=104 <![CDATA[ Staff member Mr Sangha raises £1609.60 for the NHS Challenge ]]> https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/news/?pid=6&nid=16&storyid=69 On 4th June 2020, a cheque of £25,000 was presented to the NHS Team at Ealing hospital by Pingalwara Society UK team and our GNSA staff member Mr Sangha. The money was raised by walking, running and cycling by the team. Mr Sangha participated in the NHS Challenge by cycling 151 Miles (243km) in 10 days. 

Mr Sangha contributed £1609.50 towards the cheque,  exceeding his target of £1,000 within 4 days. He cycled around parts of West London from 29th May 2020 – 7th June 2020. 

The President of Pingalwara Charity Society UK Jagraj Singh Sran said “We thank Mr Sangha for his great contribution for a great cause. He has sent a message to all youngsters that we are here to do a service to the humanitarian work for our society. “

Mr Sangha said "I’m honoured to be part of the team and I contributed £1609.50 towards the NHS Challenge on behalf of Pingalwara Charity Society UK. It was a pleasure to raise money for the NHS especially the ones who are saving people’s lives and putting theirs in danger.  It is extremely sad to hear over 40,000 deaths due to Covid 19 in the UK. My condolences and prayers to all the loved ones and their families who have lost their lives. "

GNSA would like to thank Mr Sangha for his fantastic charity effort. Well done!

]]> Sun, 6 Sep 2020 14:26:18 GMT https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/news/?pid=6&nid=16&storyid=69 <![CDATA[ Urgent 2020 examinations update ]]> https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/news/?pid=6&nid=16&storyid=59 Dear Students and Parents,

We have emailed all our Year 11 and 13 students earlier this morning, Ofquals update, about the grading of GCSE exams and A Level's for 2020.  There is a great deal of information here and we intend to review this information in detail before updating what the implications are for our students.  For now nothing from what we have shared previously has changed.  We remain committed to support and ensure every student is supported for the next stage transition into VI form, Colleges, Universities, apprenticeships etc.

Please see the link below that has additional documents with further information.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/how-gcses-as-a-levels-will-be-awarded-in-summer-2020 

Thank you for your support, further updates will follow next week.

Stay Safe

]]> Wed, 4 Mar 2020 13:53:58 GMT https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/news/?pid=6&nid=16&storyid=59 <![CDATA[ Latest COVID 19 News - GNSA Update ]]> https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/http/wwwgurunanaksikhacademycouk/page/titlecoronavirus-and-pid699 To access the latest COVID 19 News- please click here ]]> Sat, 4 Jan 2020 08:15:25 GMT https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/http/wwwgurunanaksikhacademycouk/page/titlecoronavirus-and-pid699 <![CDATA[ COVID19 – Update News (21/3/20) ]]> https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/news/?pid=6&nid=16&storyid=48 Tue, 16 Feb 2021 11:38:13 GMT https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/news/?pid=6&nid=16&storyid=48 <![CDATA[ Latest Coronavirus News (16/3/20) ]]> https://www.gnsmat.co.uk/news/?pid=6&nid=16&storyid=46  

  • Updated guidance for education settings on coronavirus (COVID-19)

    Today, the Department for Education and Public Health England have issued updated guidance for education settings on COVID-19. This guidance will assist staff in addressing COVID-19 in educational settings. This includes childcare, schools, further and higher educational institutions.

    What you need to know:

    • staff, young people and children should stay at home if they are unwell with a new, continuous cough or a high temperature to avoid spreading infection to others. Otherwise they should attend education or work as normal
    • if staff, young people or children become unwell on site with a new, continuous cough or a high temperature they should be sent home
    • clean and disinfect regularly touched objects and surfaces more often than usual using your standard cleaning products
    • supervise young children to ensure they wash their hands for 20 seconds more often than usual with soap and water or hand sanitiser and catch coughs and sneezes in tissues

    The updated guidance can be found here:

    Current advice remains in place: no education or children’s social care setting should close in response to a suspected or confirmed COVID-19 case unless advised to do so by Public Health England.

    The Chief Medical Officer has advised that the impact of closing schools on both children’s education and on the workforce would be substantial, but the benefit to public health may not be. Decisions on future advice to education or children’s social care settings will be taken based on the latest and best scientific evidence, which at this stage suggests children are a lower risk group.

    Recording school pupil absences

    Where a pupil is in self-isolation, in accordance with latest information and advice from Department of Health and Social Care and Public Health England, the pupil should be recorded as unable to attend due to exceptional circumstances in the attendance register. Code Y (Unable to attend due to exceptional circumstances) should be used in this instance.

    If a pupil does not attend school, despite the school operating as usual and the pupil is not self-isolating, they should be marked as absent. It is for headteachers to determine whether or not the absence is authorised depending on the individual circumstances.

    Where a pupil cannot attend school due to illness, as normally would happen, the pupil should be recorded as absent in the attendance register and the school will authorise the absence. Code I (Illness) should be used in this instance.

    Handwashing advice

    The most important thing individuals can do to protect themselves is to wash their hands more often, for at least 20 seconds, with soap and water. Public Health England recommends that in addition to handwashing before eating, and after coughing and sneezing, everyone should also wash hands after using toilets and travelling on public transport.

    Watch this short NHS film for guidance:

    Department for Education coronavirus helpline

    The Department for Education coronavirus helpline is available to answer questions about COVID-19 relating to education and children’s social care. Staff, parents and young people can contact this helpline as follows:

    Phone: 0800 046 8687
    Opening hours: 8am to 6pm (Monday to Friday), 10am to 4pm (Saturday to Sunday)

    Please note, we are currently experiencing high volumes of calls. We appreciate your patience at this time and apologise for any wait that you may experience. To ensure that we answer your calls as quickly as possible we have now extended our opening hours to cover weekends.

    If you work in a school, please have your unique reference number (URN or UK PRN) available when calling the hotline.

    Where to find the latest information

    Updates on COVID-19:

    Guidance for educational settings:

    Guidance for social or community care and residential settings:

    Travel advice for those travelling and living overseas:

    Educational resources:

    Latest Department for Education information:
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