Just hoping for some advice/speculation. I have an underlying health condition and received the sheilding letter. I'm a head of department, core subject. So long as my school is only open for a handful of students, I can still do my job working from home setting up the department for online lessons.
My concern is what happens when we eventually return? I'd feel very nervous about the risk to my health (and my children's, as they may have my condition too) of returning to a classroom even if we can practice social distancing.
Realistically, there is only so much use I could be working from home once we return.
Should I be preparing to be made redundant?