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Everything posted by AnonyMouse_19762

  1. AnonyMouse_19762
    Now - don't rely on my info here but I think if I developed symptoms I would be expected to contact 'someone' hmm nhs I suppose and then supply details of those that I had been in close contact with
  2. AnonyMouse_19762
    Actually - this one is not called 'track and trace' it is 'trace and test' or is it 'test and trace' - who knows!
  3. AnonyMouse_19762
    No Ben this is not the 'app' one - at least I don't think so...….
  4. AnonyMouse_19762
    I can't think who you mean Ben In my humble opinion they have given this system the wrong name 'track' hmm that immediately ruffles my feathers (I don't want to be tracked ever or by anyone)
  5. AnonyMouse_19762
    When he makes his big announcement later today...... Will he say "Thanks to the superb actions of the public we have now passed the peak and successfully flattened the curve therefore we are now ready to proceed to step two of our roadmap, re-opening schools and nurseries from 1st June" Or will he say "We have considered the situation carefully, sought advice from our top team of Medical and Scientific advisors and, sadly, this is not the right time to progress to step two on our roadmap, I now ask that schools and nurseries put their plans for re-opening on hold" I know which option my money is on
  6. AnonyMouse_19762
    I think you have made the right decision - don't feel guilty, we are in the middle of a global pandemic, in normal circumstances you would have welcomed him with open arms but, sadly, there is nothing normal about the situation we find ourselves in
  7. AnonyMouse_19762
    I agree with fm - time to get tough - I would offer her the option of unpaid leave
  8. AnonyMouse_19762
    My 'gut reaction' was no - I couldn't consider throwing a new child into the mix - how would you do this when parents will not be able to enter your setting? It would be a huge 'ask' to expect a new child to enter provision without the usual comfort of his parent being able to accompany him. Hopefully others will be along shortly who maybe able to provide some positive thoughts for you
  9. AnonyMouse_19762
    I think 'who knows or cares' might become my new mantra Mousie
  10. AnonyMouse_19762
    Hmmm - could we even resource the flour for daily play-dough making? I think I would just go with the 'no play-dough' at all
  11. AnonyMouse_19762
    louby - this is a genius idea and one that I think you could market
  12. AnonyMouse_19762
    There was also a beautiful sandpit in full use in the nursery that was filmed for BBC news last week I would still be worried about insurance - could be me being too negative - who knows - I acknowledge that nine weeks of lockdown has skewed my thinking
  13. AnonyMouse_19762
    Whilst I agree Mousie 'it is only guidance' - I would be worried about Insurance cover if guidance hadn't been followed
  14. AnonyMouse_19762
    I know what you mean about so many different guidance docs You need 'Planning guide for early years and childcare settings' part 4 Hope that helps
  15. AnonyMouse_19762
    Anyone else thinking that Boris made his announcement re schools to try to deflect from the Dominic Cummings debacle
  16. AnonyMouse_19762
    The best team of all Mousie - Team fsf
  17. AnonyMouse_19762
    Our school have only had five key worker children throughout the whole of lockdown
  18. AnonyMouse_19762
    Have just read the letter from our HT sent out to parents today it is really hard-hitting, I can't see how any parent would want to send their children back after reading that - not a criticism of the HT I fully support and agree with everything she has written Anyway re your point Mousie - she will allow key worker to join their age group 'bubbles' at the appropriate times - not sure I am making much sense here.... Y6 are going in first and then a week later YR and then another week later Y1 - key worker children from YR can join their bubble in that 2nd week etc
  19. AnonyMouse_19762
    Good news!
  20. AnonyMouse_19762
    Fabulous - much appreciated louby
  21. AnonyMouse_19762
    louby - could you share that link here please Mr louby or Andy Pandy as I like to think of him needs to go steady with the Pimms
  22. AnonyMouse_19762
    Good plan!
  23. AnonyMouse_19762
    Well that's helpful Oh I don't mean you Mousie - I mean that reply from DfE
  24. AnonyMouse_19762
    Well - no confusion - it is Friday!!! Nine weeks since closure - oh my actual goodness how can that have happened - nine weeks and I have very little to show for it This is the conversation Mr S and I had over breakfast this morning: Him: Oh is it Bank Holiday this weekend? Me: Yes and I'm on half-term next week Him: Oh good you could do with a break
  25. AnonyMouse_19762
    Yes I see what you mean - I don't have 'loss of revenue' cover
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