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bristol. home—schooling with no computer during the first lockdown was very hard.d and i was worried, not just for myself, i was worried for my children as well because we had not enough apps on the phone, but then how can four people be using one phone to do schoolwork? it was a nightmare. are you worried your children will fall behind this time? yes, iam, honestly. if i could get a laptop for my children, i would be over the moon, honestly. and here is the holgate family in swindon as they face the latest lockdown. we met them six months ago, when they were home—schooling six children on one device. in the last lockdown, i had just my mum's phone. all my siblings got to go first to do their homework, and i had to wait until bedtime to get my hour slot. so that was really hard. but a viewer donated a tablet, and so zion and her siblings are hoping they won't fall behind this time. they all have an hour slot on two devices, so it's going to be much easier for me to do my homework without all of them hassling and fighting. there is a lot less arguing for the devices

bristol. home—schooling with no computer during the first lockdown was very hard.because we had not enough on the phone, but then how can four people be using one phone to do schoolwork? it was a nightmare. are you worried your children will fall behind this time? yes, iam, honestly. if i could get a laptop for my children, i would be over the moon, honestly. and here is the holgate family in swindon as they face the latest lockdown. we met them six months ago when they were home—schooling six children on one device. in the last lockdown i had just my mum's phone. all my siblings got to go first to do their homework, and i had to wait until bedtime to get my hour slot. so that was really hard. but a viewer donated a tablet, and so they are now hoping but a viewer donated a tablet, and so zion and her siblings are now hoping they won't fall behind this time. they all have an hour slot on two devices, so it's going to be much easier for me to do my homework without all of them hassling and fighting. there is a lot less arguing for the devices because kids are impatie

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bristol. across the uk schools remained closed today to most pupils on what should have, for many, been the first was confirmed that this summer's a levels and gcse exams are being cancelled in england. 0ur education editor bra nwen jeffreys reports. empty classrooms again. most children back at home. yes, we have the zoom session. but for teachers in school, planning online lessons, learning packs for pupils... like... i don't really... i was quite shocked at how involved, you know what i mean? angela cannot believe it's happening again. she works an hour a day as a dinner lady. now she will have daughter lily learning at home. that's good if you can get her to focus for five minutes. and then as the minutes tick by, she's gone. watching a video, i've got to sit with her because she's looking around, aren't you? spinning around, standing on her head, and then when it comes to answering the questions to the video, she has no clue. schools have spent the day working out how to help families. it's not just about moving lessons online. some children are still learning on their parents‘ mobiles. and

paediatrics at the bristol children's vaccine centre at the university of bristol, and leora cruddas, chief executive of the confederation of schooleep schools resilient and preferably open them as soon as possible. one of the main ways of doing that it will be to protect the teaching staff. the age profile of severe covid is very... age is a very strong predictor of severity. in that excellent and very disturbing report from fergus walsh just now, we saw that of course it isn't just old people, but also, to some extent, adults of a younger age that can be affected. i think in the next phase of the roll—out, once the most vulnerable groups have been immunised, hopefully, as soon as possible, then teachers, on a personal level, i would certainly endorse the idea that teachers should be prioritised. that decision will be debated over the next month byjcvi and we expect to have a phase two plan by next february. but you think that should happen ahead of people, who are, for example, over 50? that's not what i said, the first phase needs to be implemented. the model that we have got from uk epidemiology is very clear that the best way

buildings, we know our schools and our students and communities and should be trusted to make the right decisions for them. let's bring in sam williamson, head of merchant academy in bristoleology for the testing kits, we are told a major drop will take place on monday. what do you know about that? we are waiting to hear from our site team because the site reopens today soi team because the site reopens today so i will speak to them later to see if they have arrived. in terms of the group being ready, we have already removed soft coverings from floors and the room and got the required testing station set up so anticipate they will be here on time and we plan to start testing year 11 and we plan to start testing year 11 and 13 on friday of the following week. where have your volunteers come from and what sort of conversations have you had with them because you do not necessarily know how long you will need them for? i'm struggling to hear a little bit but i think you are talking about parens and consent. about the volunteers you are relying on. we put messages out to our school community before we broke up, we are lucky we have quite a numberof we broke up, we are lucky we

bristol city council. the headlines on bbc news... the prime minister says he can't give a date on when all children will go back to school in england,terday was 752. that is 8.6% of the total number of tests carried out and the total number of confirmed cases is now 172,953. 224 of the new cases were in greater glasgow and clyde, 138 in lanarkshire and 87 in ayrshire and arran. the remaining cases where across ten other health board areas. in addition, i can tell you that 2016 people are currently in hospital. that is six more than yesterday. 151 people are in intensive care, which is six fewer than yesterday. i do not want to overstate this because the pressure on our nhs continues to be acute and is likely to be so for some time yet, but we think we may have some cautious grounds for optimism that admissions to hospital are starting to tail off slightly. i am also sorry to report that four additional deaths have been registered in the past 24 hours of a patient who has tested positive over the previous 28 days, but let me remind you again that the figures we report on a monday are often low because a registration offices are large