Have you...

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If you have a primary age child, have you caught covid from them bringing it home from school?

No

Covid: Children more likely to be infected in second wave:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54937486

No, not me personally, but it sounds like children are driving this quite a bit 😬

No. Not from my secondary age children either.

No

Not secondary either

Possibly.

But I most likely caught it from my school (I'm a teacher).

Everything I've seemed to read seems to be centred around higher transmission from secondary school children than primary. Don't know if it isn't as high or it just isn't reported.

No but I haven’t caught it from my secondary school child either

Not from primary but an adult in my house caught it from a secondary student.
Same for my friend , again secondary.

No, not yet. Several parents from dc’s class friends have tested positive this week. Children are now isolating. Several kids off sick this week but non with the ‘3’ government listed symptoms.

No. 3 of their class teachers have had it so two of them have had to isolate but none of us including the DC have had symptoms

Any year groups having to close down in the schools I know are year 6 only in primary and secondary schools.

Not as far as I know, but this is a low risk area anyway, I don’t know anyone who’s had a confirmed case. School said on Friday no confirmed cases in school yet. I was suspiciously ill in March but that could have come from anywhere.

We have had several bubbles closing in both lower and upper primary but don't hear anything after about whether other children who are off isolating as a result have then gone on to catch it and transmitted it to the rest of their household.

No and we haven't had any children with it in our school.