This year, parents – but mostly mums – have had to juggle work and childcare and kids learning from home. Even now with students back at kinder and school, we know that balancing act isn’t any easier. The State Government wants to give families one less thing to worry about.
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Nothing about this year has been easy. But the hardest thing of all has been missing the people we love most. Collectively, we’ve missed the big moments and the small. Birthdays and barbeques. Special dinners and cups of tea. Those things we didn’t even know we’d miss – until we realised just how precious they really were. But we did it. Because staying apart meant keeping each other safe. Today, because of that sacrifice, our state can be whole again. Families will be whole again too.
More Victorian students will be protected from the sun’s harmful UV rays, thanks to the Victorian Government installing more sunshades in school playgrounds and outdoor areas. Minister for Health Martin Foley today announced 104 schools – including 16 located in areas impacted by the 2019-20 bushfires will share in over $1.3 million from the latest round of the School Shade Grants Program.
Let me say at the outset, this is just a personal view and I don’t want, or expect, others to simply accept what I have to say. All I would like is for those inclined to follow the Climate Emergency Warrior doctrine to not allow themselves to be led by the nose. I see myself as a natural greenie and I have lived it every day, within the practical bounds of reality, for at least the last 50yrs or so.
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