Coronavirus: doubts about plan to reopen school as doubts spark safety fears – BBC News

Teachers ’unions say government scientific experts have not fully responded to whether they are concerned about the return of some children to school in England next month.

Some teachers have said that social distance will be difficult, especially for younger students. The government has proposed a progressive return of primary school children to England since early June.

In Wales, Prime Minister Mark Drakeford has called for a prudent approach to easing the blockade, and said people’s health is at stake. He called a system called “traffic lights” to alleviate the restrictions, but he still couldn’t provide a schedule.

People in England have to spend the first weekend under new and stricter blocking rules. This now allows you to enjoy unlimited exercise and travel in the open air.

Clive Myrie presents BBC News in ten reports from education editors Branwen Jeffreys, Hywel Griffith and Sian Lloyd.

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