Its seems schools have been one of our countries many areas of denial. This disruption to the education is not good, but trying to push on with schools and colleges and unis is going to come at a high price too. I have a lad just going to uni so the last thing I want is that to be disrupted or fucked up in any way.
Problem is despite the bluster and bullshit from the government it was obvious from the beginning schools would be covid breeding grounds and if we are close to vaccinations or at least to key workers and vulnerable then I cant help wondering if they might have delayed the return of schools until January.
No-one wants the disruption definitely but what else do we do? We can't continue to stick our heads in the sand whilst the evidence exists because otherwise in a months time we will all be in lockdown anyway.
Here is an incredible example. South Korea saw a spike in August, they closed their schools and the cases went down.
Covid-19: South Korea closes Seoul schools amid rise in cases
Almost all students in the greater Seoul area, home to 25 million people, will now take classes online.
www.bbc.co.uk