Update on wider opening of schools tomorrow

[oxydrive73]

11:30 in Parliament. Be interesting (maybe)

[PineappleUpsideDownCake]

Wow really. I had assumed no more at our primary as it sounds like most primaries struggling to take the years mentioned...

And had also assume pt kn sept like scotland!

[BernardsarenotalwaysSaints]

Could be interesting or just more waffle

[Weepinggreenwillow]

ooooh will be watching with much interest and great hope. Sadly I imagine I will be dissappointed but we shall see!

[fannyanney]

Do you know where it'll be possible to watch this? I have children going back in younger years, but one older one who won't be able to under the current guidelines, so interested to keep an eye on his!

[Weepinggreenwillow]

looks like more bad news to come/
www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-52969679

[ineedaholidaynow]

Think you can watch it on BBC Parliament.

[nobodysdaughter]

I'm not holding my breath that dd8 will be going back before sept

[BlessedBeTheFruitCake]

It's not looking good is it?

[greenstream]

@fan normally you can watch the business in the commons on parliamentlive.tv/Commons

[Hoppinggreen]

DS is going back into Y6 4 days a week from next Monday but DDs (Private) Secondary has told us that she will not be going back (Y10).
However, as the guidelines are for them to have some face to face time apparently they are arranging for small groups to go in one afternoon a week for “social activities”. No idea what that will involve
To be fair she is getting a full interactive timetable and we have had a fee reduction but I would prefer her to be going back for more time than that.

[YouSetTheTone]

It looks like at least December for all school years to go back ‘normally’ if you read the other threads and what head teachers are apparently telling parents. If true I’m so upset for my year 3 son and ‘due to start reception in Sept’ child.

[ineedaholidaynow]

Currently on BBC Parliament

[PicsInRed]

The is a graveyard for women's financial independence and aims for equality.

Yes, yes, yes, men should step up. They won't, en large, they simply won't. This is a tragedy for women and, indirectly, for their children.