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This guidance outlines the removal of restrictions in these settings, such as keeping children in consistent groups (bubbles), wearing face coverings in classrooms and communal areas and in community settings, limits on parental attendance, and restrictions on group sizes for residential visits. We have added Out-of-school settings: COVID-19 guidance for parents and carers which applies from Step 4. This includes public transport and dedicated transport to school or college.

We have clarified that 'From 19 July, the Government is removing the requirement to wear face coverings in law but expects and recommends that they are worn in enclosed and crowded spaces where you may come into contact with people you don't normally meet. We have converted the guidance to HTML and updated the advice on CEV people to reflect that step 4 has taken place. So with that in mind, theyвЂ™re cancelling those plans, if thatвЂ™s the case,вЂќ says Firestone.Updated information about vaccinations for 12 to 17 year olds, asymptomatic testing, under-18s that were previously considered clinically extremely vulnerable (CEV) and the end of the shielding programme.ДЄdded section on 'tracing and self-isolation' to explain that children under 18 do not need to self-isolate if they're identified by NHS Track and Trace as a contact. вЂњMany clients of mine who actually were booking Christmas vacations, have major concerns that after spending that two week lovely vacation to then be back home with two weeks quarantine in the home is just not going to fly, literally. He says families are making vacation plan only to pull the plug when they learn these rules. вЂњIt appears that there are just going to be requirements that are going to be necessary and how theyвЂ™re going to be handled is all up in the air,вЂќ says Firestone. Toronto-based travel insurance broker Martin Firestone says there is still some uncertainty regarding requirements. Children who are under 12 years old are ineligible to get vaccinated in Canada. Under the federal rules, fully vaccinated students would be able to return to school after returning to Canada with a negative PCR test. We would recommend they use the federal government's COVID-19 travel page for more detailed information: travel.gc.ca/travel-covid'

In the meantime, we would certainly recommend that parents do their research about current federal regulations before making any travel plans, and closely follow any guidance or restrictions they receive from the Canada Border Services Agency upon their return. 'We are currently waiting for more detailed instructions from the provincial government regarding any restrictions that may be imposed upon students and school board staff upon their return to Canada if they travel to the United States after the border opens on November 8. The Windsor-Essex Catholic School Board says they are also working with the health unit to provide information on the updated regulations. The Greater Essex County District School Board is still working on finalizing messaging. Local school boards are working on messaging ahead of the border reopening so that parents can be informed before making travel plans.ДЄ letter to parents from administrators at one local school reminds parents that вЂњif an unvaccinated student has crossed the border for day-trips, sports, travel, etc., when they return to Canada, regardless if they have received a negative PCR test and have travelled with fully vaccinated parent(s), they fall under the Federal Quarantine and cannot attend school for 14 days.вЂќ The United States land border reopens to fully vaccinated Canadians for non-essential travel on Nov.8, but certain federal quarantine rules will still be in effect for those who are unvaccinated, including children not yet eligible to receive a vaccine.

Can parent helpers with student attendance s