SCHOOLS could put children back into the controversial "bubble" system in the new school year after only two confirmed Covid cases, union leaders have said.after more than one million pupils were kept home in July — but headteachers are reportedly prepared to revive the measure.Bubbles proved a nightmare for parents forced to scramble childcare at short notice or be forced to work from home while looking after their kids.
Many were also concerned about the damaging impact days of missed teaching time is having on children.some schools would defy the guidance by reintroducing bubbles after just two confirmed cases."Two cases can very quickly become many more than two cases, and we know that Covid spreads rapidly in schools.
"We do expect bubbles to be reintroduced in those circumstances, and we would hope that parents are supportive of headteachers who make these difficult decisions."