The provision of free universal symptomatic and asymptomatic testing for the general public in England ended on April 1 and therefore the University ceased weekly updates from March 27. For case numbers in the B&NES area, see their Covid-19 dashboard.

These figures include new confirmed Covid-19 cases that are reported to the University by our staff or students. They include students who are in University accommodation or in private accommodation in Bath and the local area, and staff who had contact with the University in the two days before experiencing symptoms, in line with Public Health England guidance.

The data prior to 11 January 2022 only includes positive cases validated by PCR testing. From 11 January 2022 confirmatory PCR tests are no longer required for all cases in England after a positive test using a Lateral Flow Device and so from that date the data includes positive LFD tests reported to the University.

The University has 3,500 staff and around 19,000 enrolled students.

When the University receives a report from either a student or from a staff member, we contact them directly to check on their welfare and offer wellbeing support and guidance, including public health advice. We also follow up to check whether staff have been on campus or in University buildings in the two days before experiencing symptoms, and other steps as outlined in our Outbreak Management Plan.

For more information see the section below titled: “Support available for staff and students”.

When we receive a report that a student or staff member is self-isolating we contact them directly to check on their welfare and offer support and guidance, including public health advice.

For students a University point-of-contact is provided in case they need to get back in touch.

If you live in University managed accommodation then additional support is available, including provision of food and cleaning supplies, waste removal, and support with delivery of post. Entertainment options are also available including online yoga classes, exercise equipment and provision of board games, puzzles and more.

It’s only natural that changing our ways and living with restrictions can cause tension, frustration and anxiety. Now more than ever, we need to talk. If you're a student, you can contact:

• your tutor or supervisor
• the Wellbeing Service
• the students' union (SU) Advice & Support Centre
• the Chaplaincy
• your Student Living Ambassador if you live in University accommodation by emailing livingsupport@bath.ac.uk

If you're a member of staff, you can:

• talk to your line manager
• talk to your HR advisor
• use the Employee Assistance Programme
• talk to your Trade Union representative

If you have symptoms of Covid-19 you must not come to campus or to University buildings. Stay in your accommodation and follow the ‘Isolate, Test, Tell’ guidance.

If you are a staff member, please follow the guidance for colleagues online.

If you are a student, please tell us as soon as possible so we can support you.

COVID-19 cases for quarter four, 2020

COVID-19 cases for quarter one, 2021

COVID-19 cases for quarter two, 2021

COVID-19 cases for quarter three, 2021

These figures include new confirmed Covid-19 cases that are reported to the University by our staff or students. They include students who are in University accommodation or in private accommodation in Bath and the local area, and staff who had contact with the University in the two days before experiencing symptoms, in line with Public Health England guidance.

The University has 3,500 staff and around 19,000 enrolled students.

The data prior to 11 January 2022 only includes positive cases validated by PCR testing. From 11 January 2022 confirmatory PCR tests are no longer required for all cases in England after a positive test using a Lateral Flow Device and so from that date the data includes positive LFD tests reported to the University.