COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[johnnytapia]

thanks mate.

No worries mate, hope all goes well with you and yours.

 

[johnnytapia]

Seemed to be taking a reasonable approach to it. Not for it or against it, but continuing dialogue.

ASCL have "history" in regard to their relationship with government. Cosy springs to mind.

 

[BlueAnorak]

Ah, it's "only" the teachers. The mask has well and truly slipped.

I have a whole family of teachers. They want to get back to work but simply can't see how it can be done with social distancing - especially in Primary Schools.
The bubble idea that Worcestershire are going with works with a 1/3 of kids in school but can't be expanded.

 

[moomba]

ASCL have "history" in regard to their relationship with government. Cosy springs to mind.

I'm not bothered about the politics of it all. What he said seemed pretty reasonable.

 

[Uwe`s Grandad]

The Department of Health has said its figures showed 34,466 people have died in the UK after testing positive for coronavirus.

The total, as of 5pm on Friday, is up by 468 from 33,998 the day before.

This includes care homes and the wider community as well as hospitals.

It comes after health officials from each UK country earlier revealed individual totals for hospital deaths.

In the 24-hour period up to 9am on Saturday, 136,486 tests were carried out or dispatched for 78,537 people, with 3,451 testing positive, the DoH said.

Overall a total of 1,742,028 people have been tested of whom 240,161 tested positive.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Seemed to be taking a reasonable approach to it. Not for it or against it, but continuing dialogue.

All 19000 of them!
Insignificant number of members.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

I can get you an application to train to be a teacher if you think the pay and hours are great. Drop me a PM any time.

I wouldn’t bother engaging with them.
They are obviously one of those who consider themselves experts on all issues educational because they went to school once.

 

[johnnytapia]

I have a whole family of teachers. They want to get back to work but simply can't see how it can be done with social distancing - especially in Primary Schools.
The bubble idea that Worcestershire are going with works with a 1/3 of kids in school but can't be expanded.

They can't see how social distancing can be done because it can't be done. There's tacit and explicit acceptance of that from everyone, most notably in the DfE guidance. It's deliberately abstruse, and has no science/data at all to back it up. That's what we want to see and then an informed decision can be made. We've asked for it consistently and nothing has been forthcoming. Let's see what this week brings because it needs to be seen soon.

 

[urban genie]

Arseholes







Normally I would be sceptical that thepolice are ott for dragging away a prosters, but fuck him I hope he get's charged

 

[mat]

Supreme Leader Cummings begins the subliminal campaign to kill the poor and minorities.

I would have posted this in the political thread but I've been banned.