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Sorry, I would say read the article but the title of the article is clear.
I'd disagree. The title/headline alone makes it sound like the change is going to happen now, or very soon.
It's not, it's a proposed change for the new school year starting in September.
Who knows what the Covid infection situation will be in two months after a whole load of non-school related mixing (summer holidays, holiday camps, etc).
Any problems with year wide bubbles being taken out because of the current rules is only going to get worse over the remaining 3 and a bit weeks of term due to both the countrywide growth in cases and also due to some kids deciding to have fun and deliberately submitting positive results in order to get themselves out of school.
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Sorry, you are right. I didn't see the possible misinterpretation.
Am concerned what will happen in September in schools, the GF is a teacher in a group of schools that don't seem to have a joined up plan or process for covid. Seeing as this is where I caught covid from, I am concerned.
Looks like two double vaccinated people I know have had positive PCR tests. This does concern me.
lynx
Sorry, I would say read the article but the title of the article is clear.
Seem that a few essex greater London schools are being 'closed' due to covid infections amongst pupils and staff. Seems the bubbles may not be working as the kids are mixing outside of school.