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Qld says keep your kids at home unless you are an essential worker and cannot supervise your kids. I work at a workplace
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Qld says keep your kids at home unless you are an essential worker and cannot supervise your kids. I work at a workplace but my husband works from home. Is it a bad decision to send them to school?
He really doesn't have time to supervise Miss 8 and 10. The kids could stay home but i think our chances of getting them to study themselves is slim.
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4 years ago
They only have to do 3 hours of schooling a day, do it early in the morning or in the evening.
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4 years ago
I agree
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4 years ago
School hollies here
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4 years ago
Keep your kids home.
Tell hubby not to be a princess and step up to save lives.
Tell hubby not to be a princess and step up to save lives.
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4 years ago
Her hubby has a job at home
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4 years ago
Have you considered that by sending them to school you're then allowing the virus direct access to you & your husband? Maybe show him it will directly effect him & then maybe he'll decide he can find some time to take care if his kids.
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4 years ago
Your husband should talk to his employer about reducing his work load or making his work hours more flexible. Could he put in a few hours on the weekend when you’re home, then he can supervise and assist the kid’s for a couple of hours through the week.
I’ve read that the kids aren’t expected to do full days like they would at school, just a couple of hours of school work a day is enough.
I’ve read that the kids aren’t expected to do full days like they would at school, just a couple of hours of school work a day is enough.
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4 years ago
Definitely have a Chat to your school. If your husband can’t be flexible with hours he works eg. Do an hour or 2 in early morning before kids get up or at night after kids are in bed or while you’re home to supervise kids. Then I think it’s reasonable to send them to school. It puts them at risk if adequate supervision can’t be provided at home.
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4 years ago
Talk to your school but I think you and your husband need to work together to make a schedule. The only way schools won’t close completely is if all parents who can avoid sending their children don’t send them. I know it’s tough but it’s for the greater good.