Plan for children starting school in September

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Just wondering whether any Reception class teachers have been told a plan for children who are due to start school in September (COVID permitting).
My little boy is due to start and I know teachers usually do home visits, nursery visits and children have visits to the school. Do you think any of these will go ahead and, if not, how do you think information will be gathered about the children and how will they be eased into school life?
Before anyone jumps on me, I know this is all pure speculation and we need to wait for a plan, I just wondered if any schools had any semblance of a plan at the moment.

All the reception classes in schools I know start 1-2 weeks after the main school
And then have 1-2 weeks mornings/afternoons only so plenty of time to ease them in

My son had 1.5 hours at school in the June before he started and then he just arrived on day one in September. Kids are very resilient.

In my school we have sent a letter out explaining what we normally put in place and will try and do as many of these things depending on when we are open again.

We naught be able to do home visits before school are officially back with it only being two members of staff going to the house of a child and an adult.

We are going to do some videos to send out and have sent out a book with more photos of the classroom than we usually would.

We don’t have a plan yet and have explained that. It will depend on when we go back and how we decide to phase the children already in school back in.

I really hope they go back to pre school first even if it's just a week or two and the transition can be managed from that setting. However that looks