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more than 600 pupils here are eligible for a school place. according to the government s criteria, a child needs one parent who is a key worker to be in school, and the government has expanded the offer of a school place to children who lack devices for remote learning and for those without a space to learn at home. sajida is a teaching assistant and iram is a school receptionist. both are key workers but have come to different decisions on bringing their children into school. my child is actually at home because me and my husband have had to make the decision, because of the infection rates and because the government told us schools are closed. i have got the younger one here because i can t leave her on her own. my husband works he s a key worker as well. so this time round, of course the infection rates are higher but what the feeling is that social interaction, the mental health side, is more important. just down the road at ash green community primary school, classrooms are full
worker to be in school, and the government has expanded the offer of a school place to children who lack devices for remote learning and for those without a space to learn at home. sajida is a teaching assistant and iram is a school receptionist. both are key workers but have come to different decisions on bringing their children into school. my child is actually at home because me and my husband have had to make the decision, because of the infection rates and because the government told us schools are closed. i have got the younger one here because i can t leave her on her own. my husband works he s a key worker as well. so this time round, of course the infection rates are higher but what the feeling is that social interaction, the mental health side, is more important. just down the road at ash green community primary school, classrooms are full. the government says all children who can stay at home should, but the head teacher says parents are being given mixed messages. to have