To say I don't think schools will be back in September?

[Crockodoodle]

In fact I don't think they will be fully back until Easter 2021.
I'm posting this now because I've enjoyed looking back at my Feb posts (under a different name) that predicted what was going to happen and loads of people saying I was barmy/lost the plot etc.
I've read loads of posts this week celebrating that kids will be going back in September. Gosh I do hope they are right, mine are going stir crazy and haven't learnt a thing, however I think it's all fantasy and come September it will be the same as now, keyworkers and at best the odd year group. Please vote IABU all schools will be back in Sept or IANBU most will still be at home. Then come September I will update this post and see who was right.

@Lostnameperson

OP it’s got to be said, in fact I’m surprised we’re 4 pages in without it being mentioned, the tone of your post is absolutely appalling.

You’ve “enjoyed” looking back at post from February where you say you predicted this whole calamity? Yeah, lots of us quietly started buying school supplies for home, in the sincere hope we wouldn’t ever have to use them, but we’re certainly not all on here boasting about it.

You come across as somehow relishing this awful situation as you were right all along. It’s nothing more than macabre self indulgence.

Please don’t go to the trouble of updating us in September.

I agree with this

[quote Idroppedthescrewinthetuna]@TrustTheGeneGenie The school os now in local newspaper as there as been misinformation. As parent of a child who goes to that school it is quite converning. [/quote]
Misinformation in what respect?

Im not totally sure. Some parents seem to have been told different bits of information. I have been told one thing through email, another has been told another. It seems to be depending on what year their children are in. Which makes total sense, however it has caused some confidence issues in parents as they feel they should have all been given the same info.

@TrustTheGeneGenie I have sent you a Pm.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-53253722