Year 12 students living in the eight local government areas of concern in western Sydney lined up for vaccines last week.Seven schools have closed for cleaning since Sunday, despite the fact only children of essential workers and supervising staff have been attending in Sydney and other parts of NSW during lockdown.
Year 12 students in non-hotspot areas were officially allowed back on campus in small groups for limited time periods from Monday, but on-site attendance across the education department’s Greater Sydney schools declined. “We are working hard to ensure all colleagues in other areas of Greater Sydney, and across the state, are considered in further priority access programs.”
Dubbo West was closed for the second time since the virus spread west, and on Monday all staff and students were asked to get tested and isolate for 14 days. However, he said limited awareness, logistical issues, transport and an element of vaccine hesitancy could have contributed to eligible students not coming forward.
natassiazc Hi Natassia, can the SMH please pursue a story about prioritising teachers in Dubbo for vaccine? 8 of the 30 school closures are in Dubbo but your article only identified one. Teachers outside of Sydney still not prioritised and that makes communities vulnerable COVID19nsw
natassiazc and what about the other essential workers, bus drivers, garbage collectors etc. We're not that important eh?
natassiazc Good.
natassiazc What about teachers across the whole state? They've let it spread everywhere but only offering protection for Sydney.
natassiazc *vaccine hesitant*? Have governments & MSM avoided simple questions from the start (Ct, cases with context, died from v with)? Have Governments / Bigpharma / WHO tried to 'convince' people before? Swine Flu *scandal* - 2009 4 minute MSM video:
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