From a fellow teacher I empathise with how hard this is.there will be a box drawn on the floor at the front of the room and I can’t leave that box whilst teaching
Tbf didn’t the say the antibody tests weren’t always accurate?
I agree
I guess that’s a positive sign that the PPE is effective. But yes surprised there wouldn’t be a higher rate tested positive.
ah ok makes sense, thank you! Will definitely making an effort to keep out the wayI guess they are saying even though only 5 people here might have it they are almost all infecting another 5. Essentially i guess we are just rubbish at social distancing
just as we’d finally gone food shopping as a family for the first time for a sense of normality, think we picked the wrong day thank you, I’ll have to try and catch the briefing once kiddo is in bed! I guess in a small sum of infection a jump can affect adversely
Yes it's not consistent in our school. My youngest gets set quite a lot of work compared to the eldest. The teacher messaged saying he has seen how well the year 4's that have been in school have progressed and a few at home are struggling so would like to trail the lessons with my daughter. She is working below the expected level for her age so I'm so I'm hoping they'll help herI think the differnces in approach to home learning is a scandal in itself.
I got an update on Friday that my teacher has been busy doing jigsaw puzzles and going to the garden centreThey are all (unless shielding) now back in school full time as year groups are returning on a weekly basis
Not like it's useful information. Just have to wait and see I suppose.
Our office is open for a max capacity of 20 people. If we need to print things (I work with highly confidential info so not allowed to use home printers at all) or if they’re struggling with their mental health we are able to go in but we are encouraged to stay home. I was hoping to be back in July, September/October seems to long awayWe’ve been asked to work in the office but it’s basically been left up to us to go as little or as much as we want, so long as no more than 50% of us go in. The majority have chosen to remain working at home and our boss is kind of salty about it - I had to remind him the other day that it is against advice and guidelines
Well I hope he's calmed himself down now otherwise he'll be off on one of his rants on the briefingHe was very flustered in parliament earlier I believe
. I expect he'll just bumble along like he normally does.I know you didnt. I agree with you.
Question, because i see alot on here about how after certain events we expect an increase in a few weeks. Are they now saying it normally takes a few weeks to show? Or do you guys mean an increase in deaths in a few weeks?
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weekend briefings are also a thing of the past!
They're not breaking them. Nick Grimshaw posted about it last night and in his comments linked the website for the regulations for TV/film crews..... Did make me think I'd it's okay for them why can't my mum sit in my living room and the other end? Not seen her for months
Even if it was , I would be getting texts all day to say I’ve been in contact
pointless
Have worked throughout from home. Supposedly my area (projects and change) won't be back in the office this year.
I thought that number was shocking for a 2 month period .The numbers and data are not being reported correctly according to the media so it could be nearer the 50,000 +mark in deaths, from the start of the pandemic.
The NHS guidance however states not the whole household (I believe) But I guess school are taking their own precautions?
Takes up too much time. He's reducing what is being sent home too.
