This week our Opinions and Lifestyle survey (covering the period 14 to 18 October) continues to look at aspects of life such as measures to prevent the spread of the virus and impacts on children and schools ow.ly/mVfR50C0xC8 
4% of adults had met up indoors in a group of more than six people.
However, more than half of these met for approved reasons such as worship service, sports or exercise, or child’s activity class ow.ly/dGfv50C0xMv
However, more than half of these met for approved reasons such as worship service, sports or exercise, or child’s activity class ow.ly/dGfv50C0xMv
More than a quarter of adults with dependent children said the pandemic is affecting their child’s feelings about going to school or college a lot.
Meanwhile, 64% were very or somewhat worried about their child going to school or college this term ow.ly/7dE450C0xW5
Meanwhile, 64% were very or somewhat worried about their child going to school or college this term ow.ly/7dE450C0xW5
8% of adults with dependent children had their oldest child sent home due to #COVID19 in their class, year group or bubble.
Of the remaining adults whose oldest child hadn’t been sent home, 41% said their school or college had an outbreak ow.ly/y7m550C0xXm
Of the remaining adults whose oldest child hadn’t been sent home, 41% said their school or college had an outbreak ow.ly/y7m550C0xXm
Among those who’d either been sent home or had an outbreak, 74% said the school had done a good job in handling the #COVID19 outbreak ow.ly/CTCs50C0y1C
66% of adults with dependent children reported their oldest child had a lot or some support from their school or college to catch up with education missed during spring and summer as a result of the #coronavirus pandemic ow.ly/AGxZ50C0y8o
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