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Are people sending their kids to school or keeping them off? we have decided to keep them off to help shield our daughter a little longer in case she didn’t catch it from us, my wife had the antibody test of Friday and is waiting for the results.
 

wingy

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Are people sending their kids to school or keeping them off? we have decided to keep them off to help shield our daughter a little longer in case she didn’t catch it from us, my wife had the antibody test of Friday and is waiting for the results.
Can you get that test for the kids TGP?
 

Terry Gibson's perm

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Can you get that test for the kids TGP?
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I think it’s just front line staff at the moment but I would imagine Mrs TGP will be asking, but I would imagine they are behind Tory mps daughters and the like in the list.
 
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shmmeee

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Are people sending their kids to school or keeping them off? we have decided to keep them off to help shield our daughter a little longer in case she didn’t catch it from us, my wife had the antibody test of Friday and is waiting for the results.

We’re keeping ours off. If and when the school says they’re ready of course. Which for now they’re not. Also I have two one Reception and one Y5, and we decided not to send them back until both are back.
 

hill83

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Are people sending their kids to school or keeping them off? we have decided to keep them off to help shield our daughter a little longer in case she didn’t catch it from us, my wife had the antibody test of Friday and is waiting for the results.

Off. The school asked us to let them know a couple of weeks back and all but thanked us for saying we won’t be sending him in.
 

Ian1779

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Are people sending their kids to school or keeping them off? we have decided to keep them off to help shield our daughter a little longer in case she didn’t catch it from us, my wife had the antibody test of Friday and is waiting for the results.

I don’t have much choice as we have to shield my daughter as she has an anti-body irregularity that affects her immune system. She’s in Y7 and my son is in Y4 so they weren’t part of the initial phase anyway. That aside there is no way I would have sent them into school at this juncture. I worry that this will probably be the most dangerous couple of weeks now as we are about to release a lot of uninfected people into society and we don’t know where the virus is. I have grave concerns about what will happen now.

Death toll, confirmed cases and infection rate are higher now than when we went into ‘lockdown’ - and no system in place to track the virus and its inevitable spread.

Just for context my brother in law lives in Sydney - their kids are back in school and they do not have any social distancing in place as it is impossible. They however have had less deaths in the entire time than we had yesterday.
 

skybluetony176

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Are people sending their kids to school or keeping them off? we have decided to keep them off to help shield our daughter a little longer in case she didn’t catch it from us, my wife had the antibody test of Friday and is waiting for the results.
Keeping mine off. Only one is eligible anyway, two half days every other week so the majority is still home school anyway. Benefit vs risk don’t add up.
 

SkyBlueDom26

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Great news that the lockdown is being safely eased today! Got a feeling things are going to get a lot better this month
 

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