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Updated COVID-19 Questions on Entering Our School Site 31 July 2021

COVID QUESTIONS ON ENTERING OUR SCHOOL SITE Whitsunday Anglican School has implemented some measures to deal with COVID-19. We ask visitors of the School a standard list of questions as a precaution. 1. Have you displayed any COVID19 symptoms (fever, coughing, flu-like, sore throat, fatigue, shortness of breath)? 2. Returned from overseas within the past 14 days? 3. Travelled outside Mackay or to any hotspots (check hotspot link below) within the past 14 days. a) Refer to Qld Gov. hotspot information and follow Qld Gov advice. https://www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/current- status/hotspots-covid-19 4. Been in contact with someone who has travelled from overseas or interstate, or outside Mackay in the past 14 days? 5. Been in contact with someone confirmed COVID19 within 14 days? 6. Been in ‘close contact’ (with person in close proximity for 15min or longer) with someone who has been tested for COVID19 within the past 14 days? ADDITIONAL SEQ LOCKDOWN PRECAUTIONARY COVID QUESTIONS 7. Have you, or anyone in your household, been in one of the following LGAs at or after 1am on Saturday 31 July 2021? ✓ City of Brisbane ✓ City of Gold Coast ✓ City of Ipswich ✓ Lockyer Valley Regional Council ✓ Logan City ✓ Moreton Bay Region ✓ Noosa Shire Council ✓ Redland City ✓ Scenic Rim Regional Council ✓ Somerset Regional Council ✓ Sunshine Coast Regional Council. 8. (If so, you must leave immediately. Phone/Teams interviews will be rescheduled at a later date). 9. Have you been in one of the aforementioned South-East Queensland impacted LGAs at any time since 1am AEST 29 June, unless 14 days have passed since you were there? If so, you must wear a mask. 10. Have you completed the Queensland Government Check In App? .

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