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PHE find that, post lockdown, secondary schools are the second most common source* of infection.
Yet PHE guidance is terrible. If you sit in a badly ventilated classroom, 3m away from somebody who tests positive, you aren't sent home.
Let alone very poor mask and other...
Yet PHE guidance is terrible. If you sit in a badly ventilated classroom, 3m away from somebody who tests positive, you aren't sent home.
Let alone very poor mask and other...
... compliance reported by everybody I talk to working in schools.
For instance teacher briefings for 50 held, without masks, in halls with no ventilation. When they could have been done online.
Tightening up would cut infections and save lives, without needing to close schools
For instance teacher briefings for 50 held, without masks, in halls with no ventilation. When they could have been done online.
Tightening up would cut infections and save lives, without needing to close schools
* Read carefully and it's a little more complex - it's really that 'people who tested positive visited these places'. So this might just be a side effect of the fact that many people who are out and about generally have visited a supermarket.
Figures are cases 9th - 16th November - so vast majority will have been infected post lockdown.
