Craft Group - April

Join us at Craft Group.    All members are welcome

A face-to-face location and Zoom option will both be available.

This month we’ll be making paper roses. How you use them is up to you. Perhaps they could go in a vase, on a birthday card or on a Spring wreath.

This face-to-face meeting will be hosted at Jasmine’s flat in Surbiton, not far from our old haunt, Wags and Tails. Please note that Jasmine’s flat is up two flights of stairs, but there is no lift available. Attendees will be sent the address and Zoom link prior to the event. Please don’t arrive any earlier than 10 minutes before the event start time.  Additional hand sanitiser and wipes will be provided by Jasmine at her flat.Jasmine will sanitise the chairs and other surfaces before members arrive and keep the room well-ventilated. You will be welcome to use the toilet if you need it.

Zoom Option available, link below

To join, go to your Zoom app and enter Meeting ID: 83575045249

orGo to  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83575045249

NFWI Meeting Recommendations

While COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted, we will still be taking precautions to reduce the risk of transmission during physical events:

· Face coverings are no longer a legal requirement. However, some members may feel more comfortable continuing to wear one and this should be respected.

· Wash/sanitise your hands and cover coughs and sneezes during events and meetings. Members attending are advised to bring hand-sanitiser with them and to use it at regular intervals during the event.

· Please stay at home if you have any Covid symptoms or have received receive a positive LFT.

· Inform your WI Committee if you attended a WI meeting/activity and have tested positive for Covid in the last 10 days.

· Where possible, it is still recommended that members carry out a rapid lateral flow test before attending a meeting to ensure they are not unknowingly infected with Covid.

· Members who are clinically at high-risk are advised to decide carefully whether attending face-to-face is a safe option for them in the chosen venue and situation.

· Whilst social distancing is no longer mandatory you may choose to limit the close contact you have with people you do not usually live with.