[quote timeforanewstart]@Aragog why would you of been in contact with all 270 pupils are you not at least in bubbles
At my ds school secondary no cases yet from students but couple teachers in holidays , and rpund here whole year groups including teachers being sent home close contact[/quote]
I work in an infant school and teach across the school, covering all classes. This is permitted in all government guidelines and has been since the start, along with no social distancing, no masks, nothing as infants. I was in no bubble at all - so wasn't allowed to even have lunch or a coffee in the same room as any other staff and in any meetings, etc I had to sit at a table on my own or ideally in a separate room for zoom, but was allowed to teach all children.
Rest of school are class bubbles, though the year group go out to play together.
After a few weeks my school management did decide they thought this may be too risky (bearing in mine I am clinically vulnerable - I was also feeling fairly miserable having no adult contact during working hours) and spoke to me to see if we could make changes. It was decided i would be part of the year 2 bubble, so I could sit 2m away from the staff but be in the same room at least. I would also teach year 1 but only from a distance and would have a TA in the room at all times for any 'up close work.' So still teaching 180 children, but officially only 90 with no SDing.
This change happened too late. the day it was due to start I tested positive for Covid.
After 7 weeks off ill I am now back. But I am under better conditions - and unofficially still only phased return really as I'm not really up to managing full weeks right now. I only teach year 2 now. I am allowed a mask whenever I want to. No one can guarantee I ca't catch it again and right now I am doing what I can to reduce that chance.