Concern for 'well-being and mental health' of kids in drought-affected areas | Sky News Australia

The Isolated Childrens Parents Association in Queensland is highlighting the need for support and understanding for families. Tammie Irons, ICPAQld President says "for a lot of students in the current drought climate, they have definitely not had the holiday that many would normally experience".

"We've seen a lot of kids that have been at home helping their families and taking relief off mum and dad," she said. "A lot of the students are actually relieved to head back to school to get more of a break from the workload, and it's really hard for them to head back and leave their parents behind to do it again on their own.

DevineDelvine Uh the date on this post is very wrong. We are in the month of February and the year 2020. This post has a date of September 2020.

Sky should not give air time to climate change deniers.

This is Australia

IF SKY 'NEWS' WAS HONEST.... As children return to school, the holidays have not been as easy for some - the CLIMATE CRISIS, has made it tough on students.

I would have thought that the endless brainwashing by leftist educators, that the world is going to end in 12 years time, would be more harmful to their mental wellbeing, than the drought. ClimateChangeHoax ClimateChangeBS CountryKidsAreTough rain flooding

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