'We heard the army would come in to help with Covid testing. Apparently not'. Diary of a headteacher in England
In the first week of term it’s been hard for schools to keep up with the government U-turns
The alarm goes off at 6am. After two and a half weeks’ holiday, I should be feeling refreshed but I’ve been putting in 15-hour days since New Year’s Eve, when we were told we should arrange mass Covid testing in school. It feels more like the end of term than the beginning.
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