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No prosecution or fines for parents not sending children to school in September.

Submitted on Tuesday 4th August 2020

Rejected on Thursday 6th August 2020

Current status: Rejected

Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)

Petition Action

No prosecution or fines for parents not sending children to school in September.

Petition Details

We urge the government to scrap the idea of compulsory attendance of pupils in September. Experts and Scientists do not know enough about this virus to ensure 100% that our children and their families are safe.
Parents should be given the option to decide if they send children to school or not.

Additional Information

According to BMA sending children to schools is not a zero-risk. This is about 'safe' being an acceptable level of risk". CMO, Chris Whitty also said that sending children back to schools is not a zero-risk.
Parents will be compelled to send children to schools in fear of fines and prosecution. If a child picks up this virus at school and is asymptomatic,will pass it on to other children,teachers, parents and grandparents at home and many of them have underlying health problems. Children spread the virus just as much as adults.
Children can develop severe conditions and could die if infected with covid-19. 300 children are being treated in a UK hospital suffering from lifelong neurological conditions. Children from BAME background are at higher risk of severe disease from covid-19.


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This petition was rejected

The Government e-Petitions Team gave the following reason:

There's already a petition about this issue. We cannot accept a new petition when we already have one about a very similar issue.

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