@discoverRB the care packages for NHS staff are amazing! Any chance of similar for teachers, or donations to schools. We are struggling with our suppliers to source sanitizers and cleaning products π
@educationgovuk@bbceducation@BBCNews@SkyNews@itvnews read the comments on this thread and throughout Twitter, this system is failing thousands of schools and families, nothing is being done and no one is reporting on this
In the last two weeks, I haven't used a single policy that we have devised recently. Critical incident, Health and Safety, Safeguarding, Contingency plans...all absolutely useless.
We need a serious look at evaluating what we do in schools, and for whom.
@Hoseasons received an email to move our original April holiday to July, as we we're told the only option was to rebook. We would prefer a refund and then we can book with you in future without feeling pressured
@Hoseasons received an email to move our original April holiday to July, as we we're told the only option was to rebook. We would prefer a refund and then we can book with you in future without feeling pressured
@ERLeisure@East_Riding many of my school support staff and teachers who are unable to work from home are doing this. Could the leisure staff who are healthy and unable to work from home (still on full pay) be asked to consider volunteering for the NHS? Supporting the elderly?
If you're fit and healthy, #YourNHSNeedsYou. Working with @GoodSamApp, we've launched NHS Volunteer Responders which means you can now help the most vulnerable people in your community who need to stay home because of #coronavirus. β https://t.co/YFa30ZpklS
@sarahbonson@wee_gaz@PaulWhiteman6@NAHTnews Guidance states it is only for those children that cannot safely be looked after at home. We have reduced from 132 initial enquiries to 20-25 per day, so they are listening