secondary, as controversial as that might be for some, more young people getting vaccines from 12 plus, better ventilation, all of those logistical things we expect delivers some kind of normality in the next couple of weeks. couple of weeks. with ventilation, in many cases couple of weeks. with ventilation, in many cases is couple of weeks. with ventilation, in many cases is that couple of weeks. with ventilation, in many cases is that simply - couple of weeks. with ventilation, i in many cases is that simply opening classroom windows? l in many cases is that simply opening classroom windows? classroom windows? i think it -robabl classroom windows? i think it probably is. classroom windows? i think it probably is. l classroom windows? i think it probably is, i think classroom windows? i think it probably is, i think there - classroom windows? i think it| probably is, i think there were classroom windows? i think it - probably is, i think there were some sneering at the n
and you can feel the air flowing. we had a c02 monitor and we could see the effect of that. just by keeping the effect of that. just by keeping the windows open, we could keep the airflow and luckily nobody got sick. a quick word on testing. schools will now be testing as pupils return. forthe will now be testing as pupils return. for the rest of the population, we know there was concern about a lack of lateral flow tests, a lack of availability of pcr tests, a lack of availability of pcr tests in some parts of the country. how damaging is that in trying to keep a lid on the outbreak? it hasn t been helpful because the public have really got their heads around some important aspect of this outbreak. i think one of the reasons why we have not so far needed further lockdowns beyond what we have had is because people who are doing it anyway, mixing a lot less, getting testing before they go out. so obviously not being able to test over this critical period has not been helpful. it looks l
around darlington. she s determined to keep them open. we ve already lost, in some ways, a generation. but she tells me covering for staff is hard. in recent weeks, we ve had to close a year group in primary school because we simply could not cover it in terms of staffing and there were no supplies to be had. the supply agency also said that they were 50% down on the amount of supply teachers that they could provide to schools. hands up if you think air is a mixture. in the classroom, a c02 manager means open windows and in the classroom, a c02 monitor means open windows and energy bills or schools have scored. schools are trying to get through fully open until the end of term. already across this group of schools, more than half the teachers have had covid since the beginning of the pandemic, making precautions such as opening windows and ventilating classrooms all the more important. especially with christmas coming, there s a lot of push to do all of the testing and wearing mask5.