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How do we get her to school?

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Auntieobem · 25/10/2021 14:29

Dp and I both tested positive. My isolation end Friday - his the middle of next week. We're in Scotland so dd should continue to go to school. She's tested -ve. How do we get her there? She can get bus home and walk a bit bit there are no buses to school. Can one of us take her in car, masks on, windows down and not getting out of the car??

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RoseMartha · 25/10/2021 14:36

I would drive her if I felt well enough. It is not as though you are driving a full mini bus of kids it is just your dc.

RoseMartha · 25/10/2021 14:36

Just dont get out the car when you get to the school.

Remmy123 · 25/10/2021 14:37

Just drive but don't get out of the car yourself

SummerHouse · 25/10/2021 14:40

I wouldn't drive her. It's a rock and a hard place but I would find an alternative, or not send her. It's a legal requirement to isolate. Plus would you be increasing her risk of getting it by sitting in the car?

sartorius · 25/10/2021 15:49

I assume it's not very far?
I would drive her and not get out the car. You are still isolating that way.
I know people say what if the car breaks down? But realistically how many times has that happened in her school career?

Mindymomo · 25/10/2021 15:53

In UK the rules are you only leave house to attend medical appointments, taking children to school isn’t allowed. There has been a few posts on this, the children just had to stay off school if there wasn’t anyone else to take them or they couldn’t get there by thrmselves.

Bugbeau · 25/10/2021 16:06

We had this situation, either my mum or a friend took the kids and collected my daughter. My son who is at the juniors walked home on his own (it’s a busy route so lots of people doing the school run, plus only one road to cross). I think if no idea me could have helped we would probably (reluctantly) have kept them at home. As it turned out we only needed help for a few days as both children also ended up getting Covid.

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