I teach year 12's and they are also due back on 1st June. The government slipped it in to their guidelines a couple of days after the announcement by Boris.
I'm happy to go back to work (although I've been working since lockdown - sending work and marking every day. Not to mention working out grading for current year 13's) but as this is post compulsory education, why are the government so keen for them to go back.
I completely disagree with primary aged pupils going back too by the way. But year 12's don't need to go back do they? I know that in September things won't magically be fixed, but at least by then we may be further along with adapting classrooms etc.
My classroom is tiny and can only fit around 6 students in with social distancing. Whereas 15 of my students in one class have said they are definitely coming in. They probably miss their friend which is fair enough but Where's the sense of safety? Just seems bonkers to me!
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Spagbol88 · 16/05/2020 20:21
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