Pregnant nhs workers, are you WFH?

Pregnant NHS workers, if you can work from home, are you working from home?

I'm a first year student based at a clinic, we do not see patients at the clinic and are unable to visit them due to covid (unless extremely urgent)

I'm pregnant, I'm a high risk pregnancy. I'm unvaccinated due to being pregnant and I've had no risk assessment. The office are working from home, except 3 of us.

Our area is high risk and we have covid on all 3 wards downstairs. NMC new guidance says we shouldn't be on placement if it's not safe to be on placement.

I have a history of miscarriage, so naturally I'm on edge all of the time. The majority of our office have tested positive and have had to isolate hence why there's 3 of us left.

My university have not offered any guidance other than to continue as normal, I've now gotten to the point where I'm being sick with worry due to anxiety.

I would like to work from home, while I am at placement I spend 7 hours googling and noting down key facts about various conditions, as there is nothing for me to do. Most of the day I'm not spoken to at all.

I have no access to a risk assessment or any guidance about what would be safe for me?

Maybe I'm worrying, if I wasn't pregnant I'd be getting stuck in on a ward but I can't. I feel as though I am at risk. My unborn baby has already been through quite a lot at this point I don't want to catch covid when I could be doing what I do at placement from the safety of my own home.