- The Prime Minister told parents to send children back to primary school on Monday but hinted ‘tougher’ restrictions could be coming down the track.
- Parents should send their children to primary school in England on Monday, the Prime Minister has said.
- But he hinted that ‘tougher’ restrictions could be coming down the track – including school closures.
- Primary schools are open across much of England, with closures in Covid hotspots such as London.
- Secondary schools are facing a staggered start, with GCSE and A-Level pupils returning first.
According to a recent news report in the Mirror, parents can send their kids to school but with severe precautions and safety. Also, the schools should take adequate measures to ensure safety at school.
What does the PM Mr. Johnson say
Exceptional measures have been taken to ensure the safety at schools.
- There are fears about reopening schools but tried to reassure parents that children could go back to the classroom.
- Schools are safe. It is very, very important to stress that.
- The risk to kids, to young people is really very, very small indeed.
- The risk to staff is very small.
“I would advise all parents thinking about want to do, look at where your area is, overwhelmingly you’ll be in a part of the country where primary schools tomorrow will be open.” said the Prime Minister, Mr. Boris Johnson.
Legal action against schools
Asked if he would take legal action against councils which have decided not to reopen primary schools, the Prime Minister said: “We’ll work very hard with authorities across the country to get our message across that we think schools are safe; that schools are safe, there’s absolutely no doubt about it.”
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Source: Mirror
