...rules. Two are mid-sized, adjoining Midwest states: Minnesota and Wisconsin. Minnesota had a hard and extended lockdown (many schools are still not open, for example), while Wisconsin had a short...
...able to read properly, according to unpublished Government figures. The findings, which have sent a jolt through Downing Street, show the impact of lockdown on learning, with the number of children...
...~ Limiting residential visits, open days, transition days and performances. ~ Limiting attendance to primary school pupils in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2. ~ Limiting attendance secondary school students...
...week 51 of just 1.7% – placing it 14 out of 22 European countries. And there are several reasons why the “neighbour argument” – the argument that we have to...
...lectures would continue to be held online. Warwick, Nottingham, Manchester, Glasgow and Edinburgh said they would offer “blended learning” – a mix of online and face-to-face teaching for classes, seminars...
...were initially identified as infected.) “We believe this low rate of transmission occurred,” the authors write, because of universal masking. By contrast, they note that “one school in Israel without...
...mixing continuing into the future. “We’ve got to remember that Covid is still here,” says Headteacher Pepe Di’Iasio. The Guardian has the story. Rotherham… is currently one of the most...
...scheme, reports MailOnline. “Ep 30. The Crisis of Idiots – The Real Normal” – Fuel crisis…WHAT FUEL CRISIS! The guys are back to talk about the “Fuel Crisis” – also...
...to concerns about increasing ‘cases’ and now, 17 local authorities are insisting that stricter measures should be (re)introduced, affecting 1,098,349 pupils at 3,250 schools. The Telegraph has the story. Councils...
...Dr. Fauci his final grade “Fauci’s Covid Disaster: A Summary” – Over at the Brownstone Institute, Ian Miller revisits some of the “greatest hits of Fauci’s reign of incompetence” “What...
