So we’ve had the dreaded email from our primary school saying that a member of staff in my DC year group bubble (3 classes) has had a positive PCR test and the bubble is closed. We have one more week of school left ☹️ I don’t care if the kids can’t go into school so much as the self isolation that will be imposed. The whole year group is a bubble and some children move classes for maths lessons. However my DC stays with the same teacher and classroom every day for all their lessons. So can the school say that my DC have to self isolate for 10 days because they are in the bubble even if they haven’t been a close contact (I.e. 1m or 2m for longer) of the affected teacher? That’s what they seem to be saying but my DC has not had that teacher at all in the last week (ever actually). Are they allowed to deem everyone in a bubble as a close contact even if they’re not? I get how hard it is to ascertain whether kids have sat next to others at all but in this case where there are quite clear lists of who has what teachers for which subject I thought they would be able to differentiate? Does anyone have any knowledge or experience on this please?