My Daughter has just had her timetable.
She will be in for 3 days in total.
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My sister said "It's not normal, it's not even half way to being normal". The school issued a video basically saying "We can't guarantee social distancing will be maintained, that is up to you and your children". I feel sorry for the schools, it's not their decision to re-open and you have to wonder what is going to be achieved by 1 3-hour stint a week.
My nephew has asthma, she has no idea if he is "at risk" or not. But, if he comes home sick, it will be her and us worrying. Result, he isn't going in.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-53105642
**** me, fair play for providing even more incompetence and laughs.
Same for our eldest.
One "day" a week, basically over by lunchtime. No teaching, just making sure everyone is ok kinda thing - odd really, given letter sent by school had details like school dispensing pens, pencils which would be destroyed afterwards. Work still set online. We'll send him to school ( mostly because he's doing our heads in... ) but it smacks of doing almost less than the bare minimum to make it look like schools are opening here.
I’m not his greatest fan by any stretch, but he was alluding to the fact if we stay on this trajectory then July 6 will be ok, which is what all the data suggests. He spoke quite well today, having to answer the five mile thing about five times it would seem. Well, I’m off to work in Pembrokeshire Tuesday so I’m ok....
My two have got 2 half days each, so one full day. It’s just really a catch up so when they go back it won’t have been 6 whopping months since they were last there, which could be daunting to many where a month is a long time. I reckon we will have applied the Dutch approach by then anyway and abandonded SD amongst the kids at least.....
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...-covid-19-peak
Also, on the subject of the R rate in Wales, I saw a chart on the BBC website yesterday which suggested that the rate had gone up in Wales in that it was now ranging between 0.6 and 1 I believe it was. I know there was a link to something suggesting that the R rate had gone down again posted on here yesterday, but they were unofficial figures I believe, has there been any sort of official announcement as to the R rate currently?
Its the civil service that have to get things like the track and trace done, and since Priti Patel and Dominic Cummings have declared war on them, what with Mark Sedwell resigning and Phillip Rutham sacked, I wonder if there is some sabotage going on?
Ahhhhhh, so it’s not a deliberate act of sabotage by the civil service against Patel, Cummings and the government then.
Glad we’ve got to the bottom of that mystery where they can’t get an app off the ground that’s apparently integral for the nations recovery.
A pretty measured review once you get past the headline of the issues that caused the cancellation of the centralised app this week.
https://www.technologyreview.com/202...ng-app-fiasco/
It’s either really stupid or someone was lying initially about the importance of the ‘contact, track n trace’ app.
The frightening thing is no one really knows anymore due to the amount of information that’s been twisted to suit political agendas.
As you said though “Incompetence”.
That’s for all the respective governments involved.
""Chinese officials have released genome data which, they say, show that a recent outbreak in Beijing was a European strain. But some scientists are cautious over drawing early conclusions about the alleged link
Italian scientists said that sewage water from two cities contained coronavirus traces in December, long before the country's first confirmed cases. ""
Its always someone else's fault ,one should not forget the direct trading links the city of Wuhan and North Italy and then that connection the to rest of Europe
https://www.euroweeklynews.com/2020/...rus-epicenter/