Bloody Facebook.
A mum in DD's class posted earlier that her family were isolating again. Later posted asking for advice about not being contacted by t&t, stating that she knew they'd been in contact with a positive case, she needed info for work.
She works in the school. She previously sent her child into school whilst awaiting test results, which culminated in testing positive and then pulled her child out of class midday. She was the result of a school email asking others not to do the same.
Back to today, she's deleted both posts and I'm worried she'll send child in tomorrow and go back to work herself. This puts every child in DD's class at risk, plus anyone she encounters as a dinner lady.
School sent out an email yesterday about rising cases in our area pointing out that they're on an "upward trajectory".
Would I be out of order flagging this up if she does? School would be implicit in this too. I'm aware that she's not legally required to isolate as it stands, but morally this is taking the piss.