The Irish government kept schools open, moved almost all universities online, and encouraged/required workers to work from home.
From our data, it doesn't appear that schools were a massive driver of transmission.
We know that kids don't spread it as much as they do the flu, so on balance, keeping schools open seems like the better course of action as long as it's not a major driver of infection rates.
From our data, it doesn't appear that schools were a massive driver of transmission.
We know that kids don't spread it as much as they do the flu, so on balance, keeping schools open seems like the better course of action as long as it's not a major driver of infection rates.