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proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
Have they apologised yet?
tek-monkey
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Quite worrying that a school would be stupid enough to send something out that could harm both parents and pupils, I assume it will have already been pointed out to them how stupid they are but as mentioned above some will have read it and believed it. A lie told often enough becomes the new truth for many, and sending it from a 'reliable' source makes it more so.
tek-monkey
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Thats almost worse, they should acknowledge that they were spreading lies.No but they have send out another email telling us to disregard it … no explanation as to why
Ever wondered whats in it for those making so much effort to stop you getting the jab? I get the whole my body my choice thing (as long as you stay the feck away from me), but why put so much effort into stopping others from doing it? Why try so hard to alter your decisions? What is the benefit to them of you, a person they will never meet, not having the vaccination. To answer that you really need to consider who 'they' are.
Gramaisc
Forum O. G.
Bring back corporal punishment!No but they have send out another email telling us to disregard it … no explanation as to why
Pomposity, incompetence and carelessness are de rigueur these day, it seems.
proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
I've corrected that for you.
Mudgie
Well-Known Forumite
Is the Head considering their position ?
Bob
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My daughter has had a positive PCR test and I’ve got a text from the NHS confirming this giving a date of next Thursday before she can go back to school, this is what her school have told me and is in line with all the information stated on the gov.uk website.
NHS Track and trace have just been on the phone arguing with me that she needs to isolate up to and including Thursday 14th so 11 days, I think is because the girl put the info in wrong as the results date not the test date of yesterday.
Does my daughter now have to isolate for 11 days because track and trace have got it wrong or is the 10 days which is the the law sufficient?
NHS Track and trace have just been on the phone arguing with me that she needs to isolate up to and including Thursday 14th so 11 days, I think is because the girl put the info in wrong as the results date not the test date of yesterday.
Does my daughter now have to isolate for 11 days because track and trace have got it wrong or is the 10 days which is the the law sufficient?
Bob
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Yeah I get that, just feeling frustrated I guess and the conflicting information and the attitude of the girl on the phone didn’t help matters.
SketchyMagpie
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Did I read something recently that Track and Trace has only managed to identify about 6% of all cases? I swear I did but I can't find anything now.
Withnail
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That was directed at the creators and disseminators of this garbage, not at Alee.
No.
In fact, given that you didn't just accept it at face value and sought to find out more about it, i'd say that was pretty much the exact opposite of stupid.
Both Norway and Finland are included in the above graph
Wasn't it track and trace reduced transmission by 6%?
tek-monkey
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staffordjas
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Son had a positive PCR test back in November ( and as soon as he had taken the test drove straight home and isolated until he got the results , just incase) .
He got the positive results and given a date when to isolate to.
Then a friend he named on track & trace had her test the day after his , tested positive , so sons isolation date was extended by an extra day.
tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
It depends if harm is binary to you, dead or not dead, with any survivors classed as not being affected? I'd say if it's harm you want to measure then hospital admissions would be a closer metric, but then a lot of people have not recovered from covid despite never being ill enough to need a bed.
Harm is a rather vague measurement.