'Weary' teachers frustrated by late guidance on reopening English schools

Schools reopen next week and rules on rotas in case of local Covid-19 outbreaks were published on Friday

Teaching unions have expressed their frustration at the introduction of last-minute guidance on the reopening of secondary schools in England, which says schools in local lockdown areas should introduce a rota system to limit attendance and compulsory face masks in communal areas.

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