Thread by @karamballes

Ladhani still gaslighting
How do you make it look like there's little transmission in schools?
Simples
Do a survey where you don't include the kids currently off school with covid

Has done this before, completely disingenuous, study isn't fit for purpose
#edutwitter

https://twitter.com/dgurdasani1/status/1534101524380585988

https://twitter.com/karamballes/status/1512799139565817857?t=ohH5Scd39b35naR3naPKWA&s=19

May 2021 infection survey did exactly the same thing

https://twitter.com/karamballes/status/1390075137710559237?t=1TdfrWK5Mbwz72PDjA06hA&s=19

Survey claims infection rates were low in schools yet at same point @ChildrensComm is raising concerns about the absence rates over the same time period

Granted de Souza tries to avoid mentioning covid as the cause after campaigning with UsForThem

https://twitter.com/Rachel_deSouza/status/1533707473869209602?t=gfnIAyKAsairuRXMlJGiZw&s=19

Also good point made by @cfinnecy

And another, somehow students in school have a lower rate than students in the community?!

Students in school and students in the community are the same students 🤷‍♂️

I also think setting the Alpha wave in 2020 as a benchmark is setting the bar for success pretty damn low

Ladhani says this is a sign the measures were working, so why didn't he speak up when those measures were removed, there weren't many in June 2021 besides LFTs

And RCPCH called to end testing and isolating "healthy kids"

So they called to scrap measures they claimed weren't effective, and are now claiming how effective those measures were?

Seems incoherent to me