As one of two full time working parents I'm pretty unhappy tbh. This 'blended learning' sounds like bollocks for the youngest ones. Our boy is P1, going into P2, so is too young to sit by himself and work through anything online - he needs constant attention to keep him motivated and explain concepts etc., so one of us will have to give up those work hours to do it with him. DH is already under pressure from his work to get 'the wife' to do the childcare, and I doubt he's alone, so it will inevitably be women's careers that have to give when it all becomes unbearable.
What's most upsetting though is that it looks as though the holiday clubs and private nurseries won't be opening until August either, so we have another three months of trying to work from home full time while schooling/looking after 2 kids with limited options for outdoor entertainment. We've already done just over two months, and its already unbearable, mostly because of the toll its taking on my son's mental health (before we even start on the damage to his education). I honestly don't know how we'll cope. It just seems like such a massive overreaction to keep nurseries closed when all of the evidence suggests that children are rarely affected and don't spread it to any significant extent.