and what would be the point of closing schools and then enlisting teachers and school staff, presumably to "babysit" children, rather than educate them?



Thomas Cox PhD RN
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On Wednesday, March 11, 2020, 02:26:26 PM EDT, John Whittington <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

At 18:01 11/03/2020, John Bibby wrote:

>If schools close

>A. NHS workers should at work. They'll have to look after the kids.

>B. Grandparents should be social distancing. They'll have to look

>after the kids.

>C. There'll be lots of spare teachers and school staff. How can they be used?

To be particularly meaning/useful, I think you'd have to contrast

that with a corresponding list of what happens if schools don't close.

Kind Regards,

John

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