It’s double take time. Only a few weeks ago the government was basically forcing schools to cut back on online schooling options. Encouraging the use of fines to force as many pupils back into school classrooms.
But today….
The Government has now used emergency powers to compel schools to provide online education. Pupils forced to be at home should get the same education as those in the classroom.
Well I wait to see what impact that has. Will our school switch back on the system that the government told them to turn off……
Have a look at “Education Otherwise” it might help you.
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Will do
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This might be a good thing for you. So many turnarounds and so much backtracking … my head is spinning
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Too much spinning
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I really hope that happens here too and gets some families to keep their kids home. Our second wave of COVID is out of control here. What a pointless experiment they are putting everyone through.
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It really does seem that way.
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Sheesh. Does anyone in your government know what they’re doing? The whole world knows our Federal Government is full of liars, thieves and buffoons. Thank goodness for State Government.
Sheesh! 🙄🤦🏼♀️
💌💌💌
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No. Not at all. xx
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The more I read how other nations are doing with covid, the more I’m glad that my home is in Aotearoa New Zealand.
And I still find it incredible that a nation such as the UK does not have a well established state funded school purposely established to provide distance learning. There’s 25,000 school kids here that learn this way, and based on the relative size of our populations there’d be roughly 250,000 kids who would benefit from learning this way in the UK.
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It is staggering
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Love the cow 🙂 It’ll be interesting to see what happens. Sounds like Hawklad is not alone. Some may have his same fears, or other parents are too afraid (or compromised) to allow their kids to go into school.
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The problem is that it’s often all smoke and mirrors.
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Wow… what will they did next. Hmmmm.
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Nobody knows. Trying to avoid a government rant…..
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Yes, government rants are difficult to avoid. We might have to go stand on their sidewalk. 😀
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Much better than the sideboard. 😀
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😂 Yes, this is true…
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Keep out of the rain 😀
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Oh my that would be so confusing tor parents and children.
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It sadly is.
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I hope they do. Is this sanity returning to the UK!
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Not really. It’s because we now have a 1/6 of kids off school and isolating. But they refuse to look at how schools are operating.
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Maybe in a round about way they will come to the right decisions.
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Why the about face? Are cases going up? Can you tell I don’t watch the news?😉
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I think it’s because we now have 1/6 of school kids off school or isolating. x
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To quote a line from man for all seasons, perhaps when his head has stopped turning it will be facing to the front…
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That is the hope.
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Still waiting for them to say that the NHS are allowed tp work from home….I am tired!
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You will be. So hope that you get a really good break soon.
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The inconsistency of this government is staggering.
On the other hand, if they are switching the online learning back on — and if they keep it switched on — that is going to be a help to many.
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Maybe it will work out right this time.
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I certainly hope so
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I do
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It’s dizzying trying to keep up with government! But this sounds…good?
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It changes every hour.
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Hopefully, they crawl back again. That would make the situation easier for you.
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