Christeyns goes back to school with hand hygiene project

3 September 2020


UK
Chemicals manufacturer Christeyns UK has been helping schools in its local area manage the new Covid-19 hand hygiene requirements, providing support in the huge task of keeping school premises as safe as possible.

Christeyns UK, with headquarters on Rutland Street, Bradford, has donated a number of products to local schools including non-alcohol and alcohol-based sanitisers and handwash.

“Businesses like ours need to support organisations within the city, to help look after and keep safe our young people, their teachers and in turn the wider community,” said Christeyns managing director Nick Garthwaite, pictured right.

Since the start of the pandemic, Christeyns UK, which supplies to the industrial laundry chemicals market, has worked to increase its supply of hand and surface sanitation products from its plants in Warrington, Whaley Bridge and Bradford. Its Phago’gel hand products are particularly suited to children’s hands, containing an emollient that is gentle on the skin, reducing the risk of potential irritation.

Oastlers School in Bradford is one school that has benefitted from the hygiene supplies. During lockdown the school set up a Care Hub that helped support vulnerable and key worker children each day, offering a range of activities including virtual cricket training.

Head teacher Lyndsey Brown expressed her thanks to the team at Christeyns, confirming that the products were a great help in tackling the new hygiene standards and meant the children could enjoy their activities in a safe environment.



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