To help keep everyone safe, we have adopted the NHS Covid-19 App system with self-service check-in QR code posters in key locations around campus.
Students, staff and visitors to campus are encouraged to download and have available the NHS Covid-19 App to enable check-in at key locations.
Helping us all to support the NHS by reducing the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). Protect your loved ones. Download the app. Use it to check in to key locations on campus.
NHS Covid-19 App Features: Download NHS Guidance on Covid-19 App
Students, Staff and Visitors should will need to use this app to check-in to key locations around campus such as library spaces, food outlets and university sports centre. Download guide on how to check in to a venue on campus.
When in one of these locations, just simply use the app to scan the QR code on posters in the area.
Augustine House Library (Separate check-in on each floor)
Salomons Library
Touchdown Cafés in Laud, Old Sessions House, Medway and SCR (staff).
The Lounge Bar and Kitchen (St Georges)
Atrium Café (Augustine House Library)
The Food Court (Anselm)
Chapel (Anselm)
University Sports Centre
Polo Farm Sports Facilities
Stodmarsh Playing Fields
Download guide on how to check in to a venue on campus.
Example QR code poster:
If students, staff and visitors are unable to use the NHS App, for example if a mobile phone with the App is unavailable, details can be recorded from a computer or by staff in these areas on the Canterbury Christ Church University manual check-in form below:
Manual Check-in Form
Any data the university collects for students, staff or visitors who are unable to use the NHS App via our manual form will be used solely for the purpose of supporting the NHS Test & Trace Service. With consent, we will pass on your details to the NHS if requested. Data is held for 21 days only.
By maintaining records of staff, students and visitors who are unable to use the NHS Covid-19 App and sharing these with NHS Test and Trace where requested, we can help identify people who may have been exposed to the virus. Containing outbreaks early is crucial to reduce the spread of Covid-19, protect the NHS and social care sector, and save lives. This will help to avoid the reintroduction of lockdown measures and support the country to return to, and maintain, a more normal way of life.
If you would like to opt-out of having any of your manually collected check-in data shared with the NHS, please either make it clear you do not wish for your manual data entry to be shared or complete the CCCU Contact Tracing Opt Out Form.
No, that’s it! Just remember to follow the government’s guidelines on Covid-19. These include: