19% in my daughters large primary, the primary next door has only 5 students in the entire school.I think the government need to be more transparent and honest about schools. The percentage figure they’re quoting for children in (15%?) is for ALL schools, including secondary. The reality is that there are a tiny amount of secondary school pupils in, the pupils being counted are virtually all primary but spread over a larger total number of schools to make the percentage look lower.
What’s basically being achieved at the moment is ensuring people still work. Older kids can effectively look after themselves, but younger ones need childcare, so the qualifying scope is broad enough to allow kids into school.
But they can wash their hands when it all goes to shit by saying “we implemented a lockdown and told people to stay at home”
Absolute fuckery.
Yes and she is able to sort her hair out too. It would be laughable if it wasn't for the fact these videos do some real harm and make people scared. Usually posted by those who go on about project fear and how that's used to take away our liberties.The one where the woman is ‘convulsing’ whilst still chatting away? It looked beyond fake!
Yeah, in our case uptake massively increased in week 2 and in increasing again next week. Our group of schools have had the local council (who obviously collates attendance authority wide) as it’s a problem and they’re seeking guidance.There is a more detailed breakdown on the gov website.
14% of pupils on roll in responding state-funded schools were in attendance. This figure was 20% in state primaries, 4% in state secondaries, 29% in special schools and 24% in alternative provision
- Among responding open primary schools, 11% reported less than 10% attendance, 47% less than 20% and 98% less than 50%.
- Among responding open secondary schools, 91% reported less than 10% attendance, 99% less than 20% and almost 100% [21] less than 50%.
This is for the first week, reporting will not be back yet for the current week we are in. I think it is updated on Mondays though.
Attendance in education and early years settings during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Week 30 2022
<p>A summary of attendance in education settings for the 2021/22 academic year, excluding out of term dates as data is not collected. The data covers England only. </p><p>Primary data sources on infection, incidence, and COVID-19 cases overall are <strong>not </strong>shown in this publication...explore-education-statistics.service.gov.uk
We are based in a very industrial area with lots of manufacturing, that could be why I guess.19% in my daughters large primary, the primary next door has only 5 students in the entire school.
I don’t understand why if your figures are so high the local authority isn’t providing guidance for all schools. We’ve got a ranking system (which responds to local needs and priorities) and capped numbers in every class based on PHE advice re 2m social distancing.
I still don’t know anyone that has been turned away despite these limits either.
how do you do a scavenger hunt online?I am really concerned about the standard of online learning being delivered. My daughter had one hour of live teaching this week and it consisted of a scavenger hunt. A scavenger hunt
That’s not on when we are in week two. There’s been enough time for schools to get something half decent in place. Have you contacted the school about?I am really concerned about the standard of online learning being delivered. My daughter had one hour of live teaching this week and it consisted of a scavenger hunt. A scavenger hunt
She had to present the household items she had correctly found to the screen ie 2 toilet rolls and 1 toothbrushhow do you do a scavenger hunt online?
Ignore the articlesHas anyone had the vaccine and then avoided alcohol for a few days like some articles suggested you should? , dying for a glass of wine tonight
The issues around education are obviously concerning but also that sounds like the most boring thing I've ever heard, and I get excited about rain!She had to present the household items she had correctly found to the screen ie 2 toilet rolls and 1 toothbrush
Whitty seems rushed too... maybe they have ordered a 5 guys for 5.30?Has he put his tea in the oven or something before he came outHes in a bit of a rush
and he was on time!Has he put his tea in the oven or something before he came outHes in a bit of a rush
Not to mention the fact that Scottish schools had time to prepare...The self congratulatory email from the head nearly tipped me over the edge!That’s not on when we are in week two. There’s been enough time for schools to get something half decent in place. Have you contacted the school about?
And did I mention she’s turning 18? This is at higher level!!!!The issues around education are obviously concerning but also that sounds like the most boring thing I've ever heard, and I get excited about rain!
Not to mention the fact that Scottish schools had time to prepare...The self congratulatory email from the head nearly tipped me over the edge!
And did I mention she’s turning 18? This is at higher level!!!!
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