SportyStars Covid 19

Social distancing guidelines

Higher emphasis on being outdoors
Parents will not be allowed into the venue other than to a registration perimeter for contactless registrations
Staggered breaks and lunchtimes where facilities don’t allow multiple groups

Increased levels of hygiene

Parents encouraged to provide their children with personal hand-sanitiser
Staff will have and be expected to supply hand sanitiser to those who don't have.
Staff and children to wash their hands, either with hand-sanitiser, or at wash-basins, each time they enter and exit the site
Stringent hand washing policy that includes before and after each activity session, breaks, lunchtimes and after toilet breaks
Staff responsible for regular hygiene reminders
Where direct contact occurs; for example, tending to First Aid; staff to wear protective gloves, mask and wash hands afterwards
Internal doors to be kept open where possible, especially for sports halls, toilets and changing rooms
Adapted and restricted activities that involve touch
Daily cleaning of equipment by our staff
Parents encouraged to provide pens, books etc for their child to use during less-active sessions
Regular cleaning of high-touch facilities by SportyStars staff (in addition to regular facility cleaning by venue

Providing specific supervision

Staff to supervise hand-washing for under 8s and monitor over 8s
Staff to be vigilant about signs of infection and follow government guidelines for responding to infection

What happens if a child shows signs on Covid 19 during camp?

All members are asked to declare that their household is showing no signs of Covid-19 symptoms prior to attendance. If staff spot signs of Covid-19 and will isolate the child, in our isolation room and call their parents for collection. We will provide reminders of the government guidance when showing symptoms

Guidance for parents and carers of children attending holiday camps - Click here

Danny Lewis - Level 3 - Safeguarding Lead Certificate (Covid - 19) - Click here