Well dur, that would be great of course, but they have shown no real sign of doing this at all let alone effectively, and not in school.
They have neither in any way close to working effectively, right now they are going on reported cases, hospital cases and death.
I would prefer peoples lives were not put at risk. I would prefer them to take this seriously and not just cross their fingers and see how it goes. "Hummm, deaths have only gone up a few hundred, that's not so bad". People dying is bad!
Yes, though I have heard from a teacher friend that they have been given guidelines as to how to get children to remove them. . . which seems odd. He thinks my daughters school will be sensible though (he works there). . he's not so sure about his daughters school.
They still are not sure what they are doing, and are quite muddled, they have not had any clear guidelines at all. They seem quite confused.
I'm not sure I want the kids to go back to school until there are very clear guidelines with scientific backing that don't put my life at risk. Nobody has even properly thought about, who is actually at risk. As I said before, I'm not officially 'at risk' according to the government, but that's only because there isn't a full and proper 'at risk' list. My doctor however tells me I very much and high risk. I am quite obviously not the only one, but I am lucky at least that I was diagnosed (while they were looking for something else), many people won't even know.
I get the impression you do think that as we don't have any proper system set up for the schools, or scientific backing or track and trace . . it is worth a few more people dying to find out if it's ok. "We'll find out soon enough if it is going tits up" . . . that is not the way to do it.
