Coronavirus latest news: Children head back to primary schools in England 🎒 Reception, Year 1 and Year 6 pupils in primary schools will return to the classroom in 'social bubbles' schoolreopeninguk
The burden need not fall on teachers, but school facilities should be open to children who require them argues Anne Longfield. Today, as some children return to school, it won’t be surprising if there are nerves among pupils, parents, teachers, and even ministers. Some will be too nervous to attend school this week, and perhaps won’t manage next week either. I totally understand this. For most schools, there will be a phased return, with places taken up as confidence grows.
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