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‘She’d achieved so much’ . Donna Coleman. Illustration: Paul Ryding/The Guardian
Donna, 42, was a devoted and popular member of the teaching staff. Yet at the height of the second wave, working conditions left her terrified of doing the job she loved
Tue 27 Apr 2021 01.00 EDT
The joke went: it was impossible to get Covid at Burnley College. The virus didn’t exist there. All through September, October, November and December 2020, as more and more people came down with Covid yet the further education (FE) college stayed open, Donna Coleman
would make this gag to her sisters, Steph Coleman, 38, and Vicki Coleman, 45. She spoke to them on the phone every day. “It was a running joke,” Steph says. “‘Who’s come down with Covid now?’”
Concern as many secondary schools in England struggle to get parental consent to test children
Secondary schools and colleges must offer on-site Covid testing to returning pupils
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Schools in England begin to reopen on March 8 (Image: Shared Content Unit)
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