I live in the Netherlands. Schools were closed here for nearly two months and then re-opened for 6 weeks now, the re-opening did not affect R. Tests are availab

I live in the Netherlands. Schools were closed here for nearly two months and then re-opened for 6 weeks now, the re-opening did not affect R. Tests are available for all school personnel and there were no hospitalizations. Some more data points: - we do take care that parents stay 1.5 meters apart. There’s special drop-off routes and such, parents don’t enter the buildings - I don’t have data on this but I assume ventilation is good in our schools and they opened windows - kids had to wash their hands a lot - younger kids can come close to teachers and intermingle, older kids have to keep their distance - we don’t wear masks, they are only required in public transportation <— I disagree, just stating what’s up here - this is on a population of 17 mio Perhaps this is in some ways too small or different a dataset for it to be meaninful, but politics aside and living this reality it is apparent to me that schools for young kids can be reopened with minimal risk.