I'm in the clinically vulnerable, or moderate risk, group. I take medication which reduces my immunity for an autoimmune inflammatory arthritis. I'm 47 and teach at an infant school.
I'm currently working from home, overseeing the home learning provision, which I've done since day 1. Most of our staff are now back in school full time. To be honest even if I wasn't in the vulnerable group I suspect I'd be doing he same, as my skills are best suited to this role right now. I go in once a week, for a couple of hours, to sort out some tech stuff, etc.
And although a qualified teacher I'm employed as a HLTA, and normally spend my time covering lessons for PPA and other staff absences, though specialising in teaching computing most of the timetable. So, if we still have bubbles come September I have no idea how that's going to work!
We are still being fairly careful at home. When dh has been into work or been to see clients he comes home and washes and often changes his clothes; when dd has been out to meet her friends or boyfriend, she does the same.
We've only seen friends and family outside, bar MIL and BIL. But that's only because mil lived with us for the first 12 weeks of lockdown as fil was very ill and sadly died at the start of all this, so we've seen bil due to that and also the funeral and burial of ashes. Mainly outside but not always if the weathers not been suitable. We've broken the 6 people rule to make it 7, as its been outside and was just our household and one other household, so risk of the extra one was minimal.
I have to admit I'm getting to the point where I just want to be back to normal. Part of me has these moments if thing it'll be fine and then another small part whispers, 'but what of if.' A decade ago I was really poorly,with pneumonia, before my health condition and medication. That took months to recover from so I worry it'd be even worse now.