My husband would do it. If it was for primary school children I doubt my son would be happy and it would be a struggle. I absolutely will not.
Firstly I hardly go anywhere at all, even in normal times. I literally go to my sons school (previously his nursery), and to my nail and eyebrow appointment once a fortnight. That’s it.
In the first lockdown I didn’t go anywhere at all from when it started until July when my son went back to nursery. Then when it was allowed I went to my appointment. The second lockdown obviously schools stayed open so I had to go out. This third lockdown I haven’t been out since Christmas Day (which was to my dads house and we are in a support bubble anyway so agaIn no mixing happened). I will not go anywhere until I have to take my son to school, then go to my appointment. I literally have not left the house at all even once during either of the full lockdowns.
Also I don’t think schools should be back until after the Easter holidays anyway. And the amount of people who just don’t seem to care anymore. I don’t really see why I should.
Finally the whole test is triggering for me. I was raped at 16 and I still remember sitting in the clinic having tests and swabs taken from everywhere like it was yesterday (was nearly 12 years ago now). As soon as I saw it I knew how much I’d struggle if I had to. Obviously if it was law then I’d do it, but while it’s not compulsory I will not. If I had to self isolate it’s literally no different from what I’ve been doing so would be absolutely no problem at all for me.