P-05-988 Give key worker children equal access to their schools and teachers
P-05-988 Give key worker children equal access to their schools and teachers
P-05-988 Give
key worker children equal access to their schools and teachers
This
petition was submitted by Catherine Evans having collected a total of 508
signatures.
Text of Petition:
Key worker children in
some parts of Wales have been excluded from 'check in, catch up, prepare'
sessions in their schools. They are not allowed any face-to-face contact with
their teachers or friends if their parents also need childcare to enable them
to do critical work. They are to be looked after in leisure centres with
inadequate information about provision for their health, emotional well-being
or education.
Schools should plan to
include all learners this term and in September.
Additional Information:
Welsh Government guidance
on the reopening of schools states that 'all learners who are able to, have the
opportunity to attend their school or setting for face to face time over the
remainder of the summer term'.
https://gov.wales/keep-education-safe-operational-guidance-schools-and-settings-covid-19
Status
This petition was considered completed by the Petitions Committee at its meeting on 03/11/2020.
The Committee considered an update on the petition and, in light of the assurances provided by the Minister for Education about prioritisation of the children of critical workers and the satisfaction of the petitioner, the Committee agreed to close the petition and thank the petitioner for raising this issue.
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It was first considered by the Petitions Committee on 17/07/2020.
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Business type: Petition
Reason considered: Senedd Business;
Status: Complete
First published: 13/07/2020