DB9
Very well known Exeweb poster
I feel for Snakes little one but i guess that will always happen but the infection rate is going down so hopefully this will get rarer and rarer. I'd imagine at first parents will be anxious and might say at the school gate to their kids "Make sure you keep your mask on" or something like that but after time the kids and parents will feel more confident and I'd thought the head or form teacher will set out the schools policy on masks and say in no uncertain terms that bullying others into wearing them (Because some will be exempt) will not be tolerated. You'll find kids are far more adaptable than we realise, They'll be just glad to be back amoungst their friends.Oh no! You must be pulling your hair out Snakebite. That is just typical isn't it and the kind of thing that would happen to me. I'm concerned about the testing too as i don't want my daughter having to be off school again after 3 months off. Hopefully the 10 days will feel as though they go by quicker for you and your kid.
Agree though. It's total nonsense.
I'm concerned about the moral pressure on my kid about wearing masks in class. I'm interested to find out how many in class wear masks despite the school saying it's optional. I anticipate most to be wearing them and she'll then feel like the odd one out and want to wear one to conform. Then that opens up another can of worms.
I have told her that in no circumstances must she wear a mask during lessons no matter who or how many choose to do so.