| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:21 - Oct 29 with 2228 views | StokieBlue |
Really good.
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:31 - Oct 29 with 2203 views | bobbyramsey |
Fascinating.... |  | | |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:32 - Oct 29 with 2202 views | Mullet |
Was about to post this. I've just been told to isolate for 14 days due a kid in my class testing positive and the times and distances involved.
I've been ill since about Tuesday and since the phone call feel worse. Power of the mind eh? |  |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:33 - Oct 29 with 2192 views | bluelagos |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:31 - Oct 29 by bobbyramsey |
Fascinating.... |
Yep, open those windows!
But it does suggest football crowds are far less likely given how much more singing / shouting increases the risk of transmission :-( |  |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:34 - Oct 29 with 2196 views | footers |
"if the six people spend four hours together talking loudly"
Does this mean the virus is deadlier in Spain and Italy than in the UK, where we are more softly spoken? |  |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:36 - Oct 29 with 2187 views | catch74 |
It highlights the low risk of outdoor sports venues. I assume the issue is the public transport to the games. I’m pretty sure I read about a month or so ago that Germany have a habit of ventilating rooms regularly and have included it in their requirements for households/ businesses etc
Found it - https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep/30/germans-embrace-fresh-air-to-ward- |  |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:53 - Oct 29 with 2134 views | Guthrum |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:36 - Oct 29 by catch74 |
It highlights the low risk of outdoor sports venues. I assume the issue is the public transport to the games. I’m pretty sure I read about a month or so ago that Germany have a habit of ventilating rooms regularly and have included it in their requirements for households/ businesses etc
Found it - https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep/30/germans-embrace-fresh-air-to-ward- |
Not just that, but if you think what the concourse of a football ground is like before/after the match and at HT. Plus fans - possibly from a wide area - gathering in pubs and around food stalls. |  |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:57 - Oct 29 with 2120 views | Steve_M |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:33 - Oct 29 by bluelagos |
Yep, open those windows!
But it does suggest football crowds are far less likely given how much more singing / shouting increases the risk of transmission :-( |
Churchmans will be fine then. |  |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:57 - Oct 29 with 2125 views | StokieBlue |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:36 - Oct 29 by catch74 |
It highlights the low risk of outdoor sports venues. I assume the issue is the public transport to the games. I’m pretty sure I read about a month or so ago that Germany have a habit of ventilating rooms regularly and have included it in their requirements for households/ businesses etc
Found it - https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep/30/germans-embrace-fresh-air-to-ward- |
I think it's probably best to accept now that there aren't going to be crowds at matches until some point next year.
It's not just the transport but the concourses and toilets as well as people shouting , possibly not respecting restrictions when goals are scored, meeting up in pubs beforehand in groups of more than 6, travelling from tier 3 areas to other areas etc.
Perhaps it's unfair but I think it's realistic.
Cases are rocketing, deaths are over 300 per day this week and even countries like Germany are seeing huge rises in cases and partial lockdowns.
Getting people back into grounds doesn't seem like a top priority right now even if other rules don't make much sense (cinemas for instance but I think they will be shut soon).
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 13:00 - Oct 29 with 2115 views | bluelagos |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:57 - Oct 29 by StokieBlue |
I think it's probably best to accept now that there aren't going to be crowds at matches until some point next year.
It's not just the transport but the concourses and toilets as well as people shouting , possibly not respecting restrictions when goals are scored, meeting up in pubs beforehand in groups of more than 6, travelling from tier 3 areas to other areas etc.
Perhaps it's unfair but I think it's realistic.
Cases are rocketing, deaths are over 300 per day this week and even countries like Germany are seeing huge rises in cases and partial lockdowns.
Getting people back into grounds doesn't seem like a top priority right now even if other rules don't make much sense (cinemas for instance but I think they will be shut soon).
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Yep, fcking hate to say so but I agree with you Stokie. The fact that Germany seemed to manage things better than us yet are still facing a second wave suggests to me that it was inevitable (albeit we can still try and minimise it) | |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 13:01 - Oct 29 with 2115 views | Guthrum |
Tho air conditioning is iffy, depending upon how the system works, given the fact that C-19 can end up on internal surfaces and be re-circulated. Fresh air from outside is best. | |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 13:36 - Oct 29 with 2061 views | hoppy |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:57 - Oct 29 by Steve_M |
Churchmans will be fine then. |
Oi.
Interestingly, fewer particles would be spread by shouting "Lambert Out" than there would shouting "Come on you blues".
I don't quite know what can be deduced from that... |  |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 21:26 - Oct 29 with 1939 views | catch74 |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:57 - Oct 29 by StokieBlue |
I think it's probably best to accept now that there aren't going to be crowds at matches until some point next year.
It's not just the transport but the concourses and toilets as well as people shouting , possibly not respecting restrictions when goals are scored, meeting up in pubs beforehand in groups of more than 6, travelling from tier 3 areas to other areas etc.
Perhaps it's unfair but I think it's realistic.
Cases are rocketing, deaths are over 300 per day this week and even countries like Germany are seeing huge rises in cases and partial lockdowns.
Getting people back into grounds doesn't seem like a top priority right now even if other rules don't make much sense (cinemas for instance but I think they will be shut soon).
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Covid-19: Delia Smith urges PM to reopen football grounds https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-54740938 | |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 21:38 - Oct 29 with 1909 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 12:32 - Oct 29 by Mullet |
Was about to post this. I've just been told to isolate for 14 days due a kid in my class testing positive and the times and distances involved.
I've been ill since about Tuesday and since the phone call feel worse. Power of the mind eh? |
Hope you are OK. Feel free to pm instead of reply here but did the school inform you? Will they keep that year group off? Do you know how many other staff have been told the same?
I am aware that a student at my school has tested positive but without having been told who it is and the school has not been informed. Could just be a false rumour, mind. |  |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 08:33 - Oct 30 with 1783 views | BryanPlug |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 09:36 - Oct 30 with 1731 views | hoppy |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 08:33 - Oct 30 by BryanPlug |
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I didn't realise you had to wear a mask on here - I'm sorry. I will start doing so. | |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 09:42 - Oct 30 with 1720 views | catch74 |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 09:36 - Oct 30 by hoppy |
I didn't realise you had to wear a mask on here - I'm sorry. I will start doing so. |
You sound muffled now. | |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 09:44 - Oct 30 with 1708 views | hoppy |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 09:42 - Oct 30 by catch74 |
You sound muffled now. |
I gueff thatph jupht a caphe of getting uphed to it. | |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 09:48 - Oct 30 with 1701 views | Mullet |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 21:38 - Oct 29 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Hope you are OK. Feel free to pm instead of reply here but did the school inform you? Will they keep that year group off? Do you know how many other staff have been told the same?
I am aware that a student at my school has tested positive but without having been told who it is and the school has not been informed. Could just be a false rumour, mind. |
Cheers mate. I've got something as I've not been right for a while (the influx of germs after 6 months away hit us all really hard) and since Tuesday I've got worse so seeing if I can/need a test.
The school informed me, although the student in question clearly doesn't know what 2 metres is! I had to say if I'd broken any social distancing or anything and I explained I had because the room isn't big enough to house that many students etc. (I'd brought this up at a union meeting with the brass so was maybe a bit more confident on it)
PHE guidance changed a few weeks back, so the whole years don't go off and they've stuck to that. We've had groups of 40+ go off and they have to use seating plans and interview kids and staff to ascertain who was where and what possible contact there has been. I sympathise with the schools here as it is the government guidance and in my opinion not about risk management but keeping nubmers down.
School have been told they must not identify students and are using GDPR as the reasoning, but that doesn't necessarily hold up. Likewise staff, but some have waived anonimty and told everyone. If I test positive I'll do the same.
We've been hit really hard and had lots of staff and students in and out this half term. It's been the worst half term of my career and I think a lot of that has been stress related hence why I'm so run down. | |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 10:17 - Oct 30 with 1672 views | StokieBlue |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 09:48 - Oct 30 by Mullet |
Cheers mate. I've got something as I've not been right for a while (the influx of germs after 6 months away hit us all really hard) and since Tuesday I've got worse so seeing if I can/need a test.
The school informed me, although the student in question clearly doesn't know what 2 metres is! I had to say if I'd broken any social distancing or anything and I explained I had because the room isn't big enough to house that many students etc. (I'd brought this up at a union meeting with the brass so was maybe a bit more confident on it)
PHE guidance changed a few weeks back, so the whole years don't go off and they've stuck to that. We've had groups of 40+ go off and they have to use seating plans and interview kids and staff to ascertain who was where and what possible contact there has been. I sympathise with the schools here as it is the government guidance and in my opinion not about risk management but keeping nubmers down.
School have been told they must not identify students and are using GDPR as the reasoning, but that doesn't necessarily hold up. Likewise staff, but some have waived anonimty and told everyone. If I test positive I'll do the same.
We've been hit really hard and had lots of staff and students in and out this half term. It's been the worst half term of my career and I think a lot of that has been stress related hence why I'm so run down. |
Hope it's negative and you feel better soon.
"School have been told they must not identify students and are using GDPR as the reasoning"
That is absolutely bonkers. The people in the year group need to know who has it so they know if they have been in really close contact.
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 10:22 - Oct 30 with 1667 views | Mullet |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 10:17 - Oct 30 by StokieBlue |
Hope it's negative and you feel better soon.
"School have been told they must not identify students and are using GDPR as the reasoning"
That is absolutely bonkers. The people in the year group need to know who has it so they know if they have been in really close contact.
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Cheers and "no comment". | |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 10:35 - Oct 30 with 1647 views | lowhouseblue |
thank you. i am going to circulate that one. |  |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 10:48 - Oct 30 with 1628 views | farkenhell |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 09:48 - Oct 30 by Mullet |
Cheers mate. I've got something as I've not been right for a while (the influx of germs after 6 months away hit us all really hard) and since Tuesday I've got worse so seeing if I can/need a test.
The school informed me, although the student in question clearly doesn't know what 2 metres is! I had to say if I'd broken any social distancing or anything and I explained I had because the room isn't big enough to house that many students etc. (I'd brought this up at a union meeting with the brass so was maybe a bit more confident on it)
PHE guidance changed a few weeks back, so the whole years don't go off and they've stuck to that. We've had groups of 40+ go off and they have to use seating plans and interview kids and staff to ascertain who was where and what possible contact there has been. I sympathise with the schools here as it is the government guidance and in my opinion not about risk management but keeping nubmers down.
School have been told they must not identify students and are using GDPR as the reasoning, but that doesn't necessarily hold up. Likewise staff, but some have waived anonimty and told everyone. If I test positive I'll do the same.
We've been hit really hard and had lots of staff and students in and out this half term. It's been the worst half term of my career and I think a lot of that has been stress related hence why I'm so run down. |
Sorry to hear that Mullet. Hope things improve for you soon. |  | | |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 11:11 - Oct 30 with 1600 views | Mullet |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 10:48 - Oct 30 by farkenhell |
Sorry to hear that Mullet. Hope things improve for you soon. |
Cheers mate, I think it's going to spread to a lot more communities across the country unfortunately for a number of reasons. Hopefully it is becoming less potent for most people. | |
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| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 11:14 - Oct 30 with 1596 views | solemio |
| Interesting graphics on the spread of covid in enclosed spaces on 13:36 - Oct 29 by hoppy |
Oi.
Interestingly, fewer particles would be spread by shouting "Lambert Out" than there would shouting "Come on you blues".
I don't quite know what can be deduced from that... |
Probably that the former has 3 syllables and the latter 4. | | | |
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