Boggles wrote: » Because I am trying to give you some advice? All transmit and no receive. As you were lad.
Boggles wrote: » TBF cleaning is comprehensively covered in the document. The mechanical action of wiping. :pac:
Boggles wrote: » TBF cleaning is comprehensively covered in the document. The mechanical action of wiping.
wirelessdude01 wrote: » We've been told that the staffroom will be locked. We have one cleaner at present. Having one cleaner per class bubble just isn't feasible.
Are you aware that cleaning is best achieved using a general purpose detergent and warm water, clean cloths, mops and the mechanical action of wiping and cleaning, following by rinsing and drying?
thenetherrealm wrote: » The INTO are and always have been walkovers. I am putting all my hope on the ASTI to scupper this "roadmap", this isn't worth the virtual paper it is typed on.
wirelessdude01 wrote: » How? Know the INTO have said they are generally happy but have concerns which they will raise in the coming weeks.
drunkmonkey wrote: » The pods only work if everyone is in the pod, if a cleaner is working across 2 pods that's a problem, if teachers are meeting or sharing the same canteen at different times that's a problem, kids are mingling before and after school that's a problem. There's so many ways this can get out of control very quickly, the virus is now more prevelant outside the country than when we locked down, we've 0 control of who's coming into the country, this can only go one way once we reopen schools as demonstrated in Israel, Sweden etc. NZ plan is only show in town, I just hope it doesn't take a student or pupil to prove that point.
Joe Kane wrote: » My ire? I was making a point. The 'Mé féin' attitude within the teacher fraternity is rife though.
Gael23 wrote: » It looks like the unions are going to scupper the plan
wirelessdude01 wrote: » My interpretation is that the pod has to be 1m away from the next pod. Having said that John Boyles segment on Virgin Media news yesterday had the children within a pod 1m apart. If that is the case then I can fit maybe 18 at a squeeze. We don't have any spare rooms or space.
Joe Kane wrote: » Aye,''Contact your local TD's, Demand a meeting etc'' ''I have and being ignored''''The plan was announced yesterday at 6 o'clock'' Like I said it's a 'Mé féin' job from here on in now. Take her handy.
amber2 wrote: » I know given the circumstances this may be trivial but has there been any mention In this road map regarding the usage of uniforms, just not sure if I should go out and buy or not and can’t find the info anywhere.... I’m guessing uniforms are going to be a no no unless you have one for every school day.
Benimar wrote: » Probably done on a school by school basis which isn’t ideal. Our kids school have already been on today to say that uniform will no longer be mandatory ie: don’t send your kids in in dirty clothes! Good call imo.
Joe Kane wrote: » You're being a smart arse now. I really hope you're not working in the education sector.
Icyseanfitz wrote: » From what I've read there's no guidelines on clothing, could wear the same uniform for 2 weeks. Business as usual so if your school has a uniform that's what will be used.
Ectoplasm wrote: » Yeah I should really have said temporary adjustments rather than accommodations. It does feel like if they say big numbers enough then people will believe everything is grand.
wirelessdude01 wrote: » I remember as an IT graduate walking into my first 'proper' job and my boss telling me to forget everything I had learned in college, the real learning was starting now. Same kinda occured in teaching. I sailed through college and TP, not a bother. I really struggled my first two years out even with all the supports that are/were in place. Experience really is everything in teaching.
Boggles wrote: » There is no provision of funding for temporary accommodation like prefabs or anything like that, if anything prefabs should be closed, particularly the older ones. Norma thinks schools can utilize, their music rooms, libraries, snooker rooms, bowling rooms and cigar parlors to accommodate the extra teachers that don't exist. Actually where did Norma actually teach, Downton Abbey?
Icyseanfitz wrote: » I don't know many industries that would value a fresh student over an employee with 30 years experience to pull from.
Zahir Bitter Cellist wrote: » It's fine on paper, we know the reality is different. Kids had to go back and they wanted them back fully, there wasn't really any other way to achieve that from what I can see. At least they can start working on something now. Nothing was ever going to completely mitigate the risk and life has to go on.
Boggles wrote: » The "plan" was released yesterday at 6 O'Clock. Demand a meeting.
