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1/ Thread🧵A walk through the DfE guidence for the "big bang"
Not many changes from September to December, looks like government is willing to accept transmission in schools.
11th February SAGE said it should be phased.
Changes summarised at the start
Not many changes from September to December, looks like government is willing to accept transmission in schools.
11th February SAGE said it should be phased.
Changes summarised at the start
2/ Starts off by claiming risks for staff are no greater than other occupations.
Latest ONS data on Sept to January put education staff as one of the groups at highest risk to infection.
Apparently not much needed to deal with the new variant
Latest ONS data on Sept to January put education staff as one of the groups at highest risk to infection.
Apparently not much needed to deal with the new variant
3/ School leaders have a legal duty to protect people from harm, reduce risk to the lowest practicable level.
Surely this should also apply to government? Leaders can't accomplish this with inadequate support and guidelines
Surely this should also apply to government? Leaders can't accomplish this with inadequate support and guidelines
