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To be really angry on behalf of teachers

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Jessicabrassica · 29/08/2020 07:51

I know mumsnet loves a bit of teacher bashing.
I'm really angry that once again the Department for Education has put out guidance for schools in a Friday night before a long weekend with some schools having already started and others back next week.
I cannot imagine how many iterations of risk assessments have already been completed to make schools as safe as possible given the constraints of staff numbers, building size and requirements to get every child back in school.
They are getting enough PPE to tick the box that it's been issued to all schools but not enough to be useful.
Teachers mostly haven't stopped working since the pandemic began. They have continued to teach, to support vulnerable learners, provided meals and good parcels out of school funds in lieu of FSM, they remained open through school holidays for key worker provision.
I really feel that they have been well and truly fucked over, left massively vulnerable and will be left to carry the can for community outbreaks.

I'm a parent and work for the NHS if it's if any consequence.

HebeMumsnet · 29/08/2020 16:08

Afternoon, everyone. We just wanted to appeal for a bit of peace and love here. This thread has got quite combative in places and will end up simply being taken down if it turns into a bunfight. We don't think everyone has to agree but we do think it's possible to present an opposing view while remaining polite and calm.

Thanks.

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