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In NZ
the 2 New Zealanders that returned home from the UK
and got Covid-19 started up again.
They were released early ,to see an ill relative.

Now 320 people are being tracked


In China Beijing
it reported to have started at a Food Market?
Nothing learnt.
Flights halted to that City.


Ref: Update on NewsnightHD BBC2

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Surprised this hasn’t made the mainstream media yet?

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

You couldn’t make this shiz up could you...haven’t most Labour councils refused to back sending the school years back that can go back, and unions have blocked as well

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

You couldn’t make this shiz up could you...haven’t most Labour councils refused to back send the school years back that can go back

Yes that is the problem
The Unions are against kids returning to school.

Yesterday at PMQ's Labour leader
refused to answer the PM
on "schools are safe"

[arista]

Germany in a Panic
Slaughter houses Suspended
7,000 in an area near one Slaughter house
into quarantine

In these
Food factory's its full of migrant workers
that live in small flats together.

China's Covid-19 loves these areas

Reported on CNN HD

[arista]

Now Johnson PM
is considering to cancel
Monday and Fridays 5PM briefings.

Ref: LBC Political Reporter AM

[Ammi]

...the Unions are not against any children returning to school, Arista...not one little bit...they would love for that to happen, for all children to be safe and happy in their school...one size does not fit all with schools though and all schools have to be risk assessed ..(..almost daily..)..so if a school doesn’t feel it is safe to open, then they won’t...and no one would expect them to or want them to...of the schools that are open..(...which there are many..)..they’re open at their own pace and to to their own specific risk assessments... and keeping as much safety distancing as possible, rather than following specific directives from that Johnson person....

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...the Unions are not against any children returning to school, Arista...not one little bit...they would love for that to happen, for all children to be safe and happy in their school...one size does not fit all with schools though and all schools have to be risk assessed ..(..almost daily..)..so if a school doesn’t feel it is safe to open, then they won’t...and no one would expect them to or want them to...of the schools that are open..(...which there are many..)..they’re open at their own pace and to their own specific risk assessments... and keeping as much safety distancing as possible, rather than following specific directives from that Johnson person....

Yes but some are stopping kids return
they say using Empty Church halls
can help spread them out etc
Tomorrow we hear from the Education secretary

Also, some Unions are refusing to talk to the Government?

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes but some are stopping kids return

they say using Empty Church halls

can help spread them out etc

Tomorrow we hear from the Education secretary



Also, some Unions are refusing to talk to the Government?

I don’t see how schools can start over-flow classes in ‘empty church halls’ or “leisure centres” for example .

The first snag will be staffing.. many schools are /were understaffed before the virus hit town and the situation is now worse .

The main flaw with this idea is a simple maths one . The existing teachers are now in charge of limited number ‘bubbles’ of 15 or under ( including staff) .. so we’re talking of at least twice as many groups of children who will need teachers !!

There is also the serious issue of the safeguarding of the children in any splinter groups not being covered in schools - every person working in or visiting the building with the ‘temp’ classroom will have to be vetted or already have clearance with a DBS certificate


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[Crimson Dynamo]

Yes kids can go on marches and to raves but the vile unions say no when risks are so small

Bamboozling

[arista]

[I don’t see how schools can start over-flow classes in ‘empty church halls’ or “leisure centres” for example .
The first snag will be staffing.. many schools are /were understaffed before the virus hit town and the situation is now worse .]

Of course The Union wants extra workers.............

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Yes kids can go on marches and to raves but the vile unions say no when risks are so small

Bamboozling

It’s mainly Labour council schools who are against returning though .. apparently


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[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Yes kids can go on marches and to raves but the vile unions say no when risks are so small

Bamboozling

Yes they have been doing just that


Live Debate LBC Now

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

[I don’t see how schools can start over-flow classes in ‘empty church halls’ or “leisure centres” for example .
The first snag will be staffing.. many schools are /were understaffed before the virus hit town and the situation is now worse .]

Of course The Union wants extra workers.............

It’s simple logistics.

Each class of 30 split into two will need an extra teacher and an extra classroom


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[arista]

[Coronavirus: China fears new COVID-19 ripple will lead to second wave
China's Communist Party has trumpeted
its success in fighting the virus,
especially compared to some Western countries.]

[Beijing isn't in full lockdown, at least not yet.
But the new outbreak here has residents - and the
Chinese Communist Party - worried.
Today the authorities confirmed another 21 locally transmitted
cases of COVID-19 in the capital,
bringing the total in the latest cluster to 158.
And they are not confined just to Beijing - cases have
been recorded in provinces across China.
The first question is how this happened.
Life in China had been getting back to normal,
with people going back to work
and restaurants reopening.]

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...-wave-12009330

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Zizu

It’s simple logistics.

Each class of 30 split into two will need an extra teacher and an extra classroom


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Could they not start with half in on a weekly rota, the half at home could either have set work or where possible log in so they attend the classroom virtually?

[bots]

there are lots of workarounds that schools could implement to start getting kids back to school. They want to find problems, not solutions, thats where the issue is at the moment