how many kids at your dc school have had covid?

[LilQueenie]

just that. I'm in a panic over schools return in 12 days. I expect a rise in cases due to various reasons in my area though they have been almost non existent for almost a month or so now. I was looking up statistics of how many cases of covid were in schools since re opening. Has anyone in your dc class tested positive since return?

How are you all coping in general and what are the rates in your area around this time.

My anxiety has peaked and I'm looking at ways to reduce it.

One case at my children’s school (child) and one adult case at my friends school. In both cases, the bubbles had to self isolate for 14 days.

No children diagnosed in the school I work in. 2 members of staff.

None in DC3's primary school (or any of the local primary schools).

There was one case in DC1 and DC2's secondary school back in March before lockdown (someone who'd been to Italy in Feb).

OP if you are in Scotland I’m sure it was recently reported there had been zero cases in all Scottish schools.

2/3 had it but we don’t know whether it was adults or children. The school didn’t go I’m to specifics

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DS isn’t at school yet but the only child I know who has had it is DH’s nephew, who is almost 3. His granny who lives with them is a social worker who goes into hospitals so they assume that’s how he got it. In his case it was mild and he’s now fine, no lingering effects. Nobody else in the household showed symptoms. He definitely had it as they had a positive test.

I'm in a hotspot in the north west and I don't know a single soul of any age who has had it.

School admin said one parent no children, SE London

Not sure on children but it spread around staff at a local primary and sadly the headteacher died from it.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8141987/amp/Primary-school-headteacher-Wendy-Jacobs-Barrow-Furness-dies-testing-positive-coronavirus.html

Back in March a few children and staff were ill. But they had been somewhere that had confirmed cases (school didn't think to tell parents, read about it in the paper!). Also, confirmed cases of staff family members who had visited the school whilst probably contagious and again school didn't say a word, we read in the local paper. Don't have much trust in them in all honesty.

None in either kids school.

2 confirmed positive children in the last week before the summer holidays so no idea if it was passed on. If I had sent my DD back it would have been her bubble.

I don't know, none that I've heard of. My DC caught it from me How do I find that information out?

My nursery has been fully open since 1st June. No cases at all.
A few coughs which showed negative tests, that's all.

I know of one (aged 18). It was caught when parents who are both Drs brought it home from work. I also know of a family where the Mum (a teacher) got it but was not tested as it was March. Her husband, 2 teenagers and classes did not get it.

My sister did not get it from her husband either in spite of sharing a bed until his diagnosis.

How would you know? Unless it was in the papers.

DCs secondary closed a couple of weeks before lockdown in March for a deep clean after two positive cases (pupils). They reopened but by that stage half of my eldest's class has a cough and were kept at home (or were sent home). Without testing we will never really know.

None that I'm aware of. I'm in the north west and have just been locked down again even though my area actually has falling cases ...

None in either DC’s school, and we’re in re-locked down Kirklees.

None at the big primary I work at where lots of the parents work in severely affected care homes and none at DCs either. They have been In throughout as key workers children and then in priority year group bubbles.

@drspouse in our case (not common I know) the entire school consists of 58 pupils (reception-year 6) and the chair of governors is family.
Everyone knows everything about everyone here.

None as far as I know. My DC went throughout lockdown as keyworker children, and, I assume that if there had been a positive case the school would have closed.

None.
In any school I know of round here.

186 schools out of 30,000 plus schools had outbreak (two or more cases). So most of us will say none,

There may have been more incidences of one case but it would have been effectively managed not to turn to more.