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I popped this on a Facebook request earlier today for a presentation to parents on reading, and it has gone down well. Very chuffed. So if it’s helpful, please do make use of it 🥰 Share away! #reading#parentreadingworkshop#readingworkshop
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@citizen_tammy @AnneMar86271063@unojen_wood@afneil I did get a little thing come up saying offensive tweets had been covered up, so maybe I missed it in that. Apologies.
@AnneMar86271063@unojen_wood@afneil Please get in touch with the school and have a chat about what you need, how they can help and so on. If you don’t get in touch, they won’t know there’s a difficulty. Don’t leave it any longer. Best of luck.
@afneil You’re missing the point... vaccinating school staff is a bonus if we can do it, to protect them, but schools are closed to protect communities from transmission. The kids are the vectors.
@PhilJenkins_ @OliverRMills @afneil Supermarkets aren’t a key transmission point for the virus. Schools are. I’m feeling pretty precious about reducing transmission as much as possible.
Whilst vaccination of school staff would make me and them feel a lot less worried about the virus, staff safety is not the reason schools are not open to all. We’re not fully open because schools are a major element in community transmission. Vaccinating staff doesn’t change that