Churchill College

Guidance from the Department for Education on reopening higher education campuses. 

Latest statements, research and advice regarding the coronavirus from the central University. 

Operational plans in college for shared spaces in the main buildings and in residential areas including:one-way systems, meeting rooms/study spaces, households, cleaning. 

The central University COVID Community Statement. 

The StaySafeCambridgeUni webpage contains information to help us all minimise the risks from the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes guidance on face coverings, social distancing and the Universities testing facilities.

Instructions for staff, students and fellows about what to do if you think you may have COVID-19.

A summary of current services for the College Community including: dining, shop, library, music centre, chapel, gym and boathouse.

View this page to book lunch/dinner.

Any visitors to college must use this online form to register their visit prior to their arrival, either themselves or through their host. 

You must self-isolate if you have tested postive for, or have symptoms of, COVID-19. Government guidance on self-isolation, College information and details of the support  Churchill can offer.

It is necessary to make some small adjustment to our fire evacuation procedure to ensure that everyone can evacuate in a safe and timely fashion without incurring risk from COVID-19.

Weekly asymptomatic screening programme for COVID-19 at the University of Cambridge

This guidance is for students resident in Cambridge and applies both to those already resident and to those coming into residence for the new academic year 2020-21.

Churchill’s commitment to offering accommodation for students should there be a resurgence of coronavirus.

University and College advice for students whose travel may be disrupted or who may wish to study remotely for reasons of disability or susceptibility to infections disease.

The University is committed to supporting all students, including those with concerns about increased susceptibility to COVID-19 and those with disabilities that are impacted by COVID-19 related social distancing measures.

Details of Churchill College’s process for undergraduate or postgraduate students to request permission to study remotely either for reasons of disability, medical condition or travel disruption.

Churchill College will continue to provide high-quality, personalised teaching throughout the next academic year.

Financial support available for students who experience hardship as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, including, flight costs, extended accommodation costs and course overruns.

If you observe someone not adhering to these guidelines, tell us in confidence. We all need to respect the measures in place to prevent a resurgence of the virus.

All students must follow the College’s Rules of Behaviour. Rule 2(i) - to not endanger the health and safety of anyone in college – means coronavirus guidelines must be followed.

This university guidance provides essential information for all students arriving from abroad, whether or not quarantine is required.

Churchill can provide onsite accommodation for students who need to quarantine. This page provides information about what we will provide, the quarantining regulations, and what you should bring with you.

This guidance is for students resident in Cambridge and applies both to those already resident and to those coming into residence for the new academic year 2020-21.

This University webpage provides answers to frequently asked questions for postgraduate student offer holders.

This page provides guidance on small group teaching for supervisors. 

Follow this link to the coronavirus information pages for staff.

Information for Fellows and Senior Members