Why on earth do schools need to CLOSE in hot weather? Forget today’s nannying, alarmist state – let’s go back to ’76

In the midst of today's heated debates about school closures during extreme heat, Jane Moore reminisces about the carefree days of the 1976 heatwave when her school stayed open and kids learned outside. She suggests that kids today are being overly protected and argues that returning to a more relaxed approach could help kids adapt to heat naturally. This perspective highlights a broader discussion about balancing safety concerns with fostering resilience and childhood experiences.