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covid statement 

Introduction:
 
Arts and culture can illuminate our inner lives and enrich our emotional world and have a
wider more measurable impact on our economy, health and wellbeing. ADS is keen on welcoming our users back to restart activities. We know this has been a difficult time for everyone but we are keen to continue with  creative live indoor activities and events in line with Government Guidelines. 
 
Statement from ADS:
 
ADS is hoping to start activities from September 2020 and to pilot art and drama activities. At this time  we will not be operating any activities that include singing, although there may be some use of instruments in some performances. 
  • Our aim is to keep all our users, audiences, performers and crew as safe as possible and to limit any possible chance of transmission of the virus.
  •  We will take account of the necessary guidance from GOV.UK on working safely in the arts, and for guidance for the safe use of multi -purpose community facilities. 
  • At this time no refreshment, drinks etc will be offered for sale, but users can bring their own individual refreshments. 
 
What you can expect from us :

  • Comprehensive Covid Risk Assessments for all activities. These will be published on our website and on our Face Book page 
  • Specific protocols in place regarding Front of House Procedures for users and staff 
  • Specific rehearsal strategies in place to minimise transmission and comply with social distancing 
  • An extensive cleaning regime in place for all activities, at a variety of different venues. 
  • New guidance on how to obtain tickets for events, to comply with social distancing and the specific requirements of different venues.  
  • Volunteers and our trustees trained to be effective in the delivery of Health and Safety requirements 
  • Volunteers to wear PPE as appropriate 
  • Compliance with the Risk Assessments of different venues.
 
What we expect from our users:

  • Not to attend any classes or performances if you are feeling unwell, or  have any Covid symptoms. At the start of workshops or performances your temperature will be taken, and if you have a high temperature you will be asked to leave 
  • To use the hand sanitizer that is provided 
  • To comply with  the social distancing guidelines and other signage around the venue 
  • To wear masks during classes and performances 
  • To follow floor markings where necessary 
  • To allow us to keep your contact details to track and trace if necessary 

covid risk assessment for Performance adsh_scovid_risk_0ctober_.docx

COVID RISK ASSESSMENT FOR MUSICAL ACTIVITIES 
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