LEYF, which operates 39 nurseries across the capital, has shared its plan to operate as many settings as possible for the children of so-called key workers, including NHS staff, social workers and police officers, and vulnerable children.
The organisation said it has created a system to “identify which parents are essential workers and which children are the most vulnerable”.
“Staff considered to be low risk have been aligned on a rota scheme across 25 of its nurseries – with strict measures to enforce social distancing and mitigate the risk of potential cross infections,” LEYF said.
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