More than 25,000 parents and students have signed a petition against New South Wales’ coronavirus ban on year 12 school formals and graduations. New South Wales introduced new restrictions on schools from Wednesday in bid to contain the spread of COVID-19 through Sydney’s school system. Under the new measures, all graduation ceremonies and formals will be scrapped and all spectators banned from school grounds, including parents.
“These are the guidelines we are following for health; they will be in place for term three, but we will look at what options there might be available for term four,” Ms Mitchell told Sky News host Peter Gleeson. “I know many schools are looking at virtual graduations and assemblies so parents can livestream those activities. “Certainly, after the HSC exams, if there’s opportunities to work with health around what we might be able to do, I’m certainly very open to that.
Human Biology - that's not part of feminist studies. 3rd wave feminism is only understandable in the absence of biology.
But hairdressers can still paw people. Women actually . so that's all OK then.
Yeah my daughter has had a crap yr 12! No usual grad ceremony for her. I’ll probably watch their award ceremony via zoom🙄
Yeah because education systems are materialistic
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