[JerseyWins]

I think they could be alright aiming for next school year (around September or maybe a bit of a delay) --- but who knows what happens with this whole thing

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by JerseyWins

I think they could be alright aiming for next school year (around September or maybe a bit of a delay) --- but who knows what happens with this whole thing

Trouble is the media ( looking to make headlines) and some parents ( looking to offload their offspring) are pushing for the schools to open sooner rather than later ... even despite nearly a thousand people dying each day ( in the lockdown phase)

Reopening of schools hasn’t even come into the discussions


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[michael21]

Ireland schools will reopened in September phases 5 of there plan


UK needs to do the same

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by michael21

Ireland schools will reopened in September phases 5 of there plan





UK needs to do the same

Yeah that's on the condition that we dont take a step back or have a spike in cases after any of the other phases so fingers crossed

[Beastie]

Asap hopefully.

[michael21]

7pm tonight might be news on some schools

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Soon as we can the lazy little oiks. I'd have them all in the fields picking fruit.

The teachers will be loving it,lol.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

The teachers will be loving it,lol.

Teachers don't tend to stop working when the kids aren't there.

[michael21]

No need to go opening schools on June the 1

[Candy Annie Cane]

Sending Reception and Year 1 back first in primary seems ridiculous. They do the least amount of actual learning, are still practically babies so asking them to understand any concept if social distancing will be futile plus their parents have to deliver them to school en masse......at least the older kids in primary would have more of a chance at getting it slightly that they need to keep their distance. As a parent, I wouldn't be happy using reception aged children as guinea pigs to see if the R rate increases

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Sending Reception and Year 1 back first in primary seems ridiculous. They do the least amount of actual learning, are still practically babies so asking them to understand any concept if social distancing will be futile plus their parents have to deliver them to school en masse......at least the older kids in primary would have more of a chance at getting it slightly that they need to keep their distance. As a parent, I wouldn't be happy using reception aged children as guinea pigs to see if the R rate increases

Agree with this year 6s yes for transition and maybe the secondary school kids with exams next year but that’s it

[michael21]

Yes this is bad news if it happens

[Marsh.]

Tomorrow.

[Time to Sleigh]

My daughters in reception and as much as she wants to go to school i wouldnt be happy sending her so soon!!

[michael21]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

My daughters in reception and as much as she wants to go to school i wouldnt be happy sending her so soon!!

Best keep her home till September

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by michael21

Best keep her home till September

Totally agree !!




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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Sending Reception and Year 1 back first in primary seems ridiculous. They do the least amount of actual learning, are still practically babies so asking them to understand any concept if social distancing will be futile plus their parents have to deliver them to school en masse......at least the older kids in primary would have more of a chance at getting it slightly that they need to keep their distance. As a parent, I wouldn't be happy using reception aged children as guinea pigs to see if the R rate increases

Great points !!


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[Cherry Christmas]

Anyone know how Denmark is getting on

[michael21]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Anyone know how Denmark is getting on

No I get josy or James to add then to the daily slide there be on the news channel after 5pm not before

[Christmas Dynasnow]

2 under 14s have died in eng Wales from a pop of 14 million


There is zero risk to children

[Josy]

When it's safe...

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

2 under 14s have died in eng Wales from a pop of 14 million


There is zero risk to children

Schools cant deal with nits never mind controlling a pandemic

[LukeB]

September (if safe)

they nearly break up for summer holidays so there's no point in sending them back.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

2 under 14s have died in eng Wales from a pop of 14 million


There is zero risk to children

Hardly "zero" is it. It's also not just about the kids themselves being at risk but the risk of spreading it further.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Josy

When it's safe...

Schools cant deal with nits never mind controlling a pandemic

this is our answer.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Sending Reception and Year 1 back first in primary seems ridiculous. They do the least amount of actual learning, are still practically babies so asking them to understand any concept if social distancing will be futile plus their parents have to deliver them to school en masse......at least the older kids in primary would have more of a chance at getting it slightly that they need to keep their distance. As a parent, I wouldn't be happy using reception aged children as guinea pigs to see if the R rate increases

Schools that have nurseries will also have them in as well on the 1st June




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