@Domina happy dance time!!! So so pleased for you and dd.
My ds would love to be back at school. I have no 'need' for him to be (as in I am not working, and can get him to do something 'schooly' each day) but I know he would benefit from having someone other than my and toddler sibling to chat about utter rubbish like youtubers and various games. He isn't in a year that should be returning anyway, so who knows what will happen.
I cba thinking about it anymore quite honestly. His school are happy for kids to return (at least that is the view being presented). I know logistics might be difficult but this is a time to think of ways to manage. I can't do with a blanket 'no' and not even trying! Like a bloody toddler! I know it won't be normal, and in some ways, for some children, maybe September is a preferable option. Eg, I know a friend's dc who has ASD would find the back for a few weeks and then off for summer aspect unsettling. But another friend whose dc also has asd, benefits greatly from being in school currently. Surely we can be given that choice to risk assess for ourselves.
And if the are planning on keep schools limited/shut, then please give our children some freedom (officially!) to see friends in the open air. My ds was so happy to see a friend in passing as we were leaving the house he was almost jumping for joy.