Primary schools, shops and halls reopen despite warnings – BBC News

England’s first schools will re-admit some students this week, despite warning unions that teaching is taking place soon.

Kindergarten, reception, parents of 1st and 6th grade students will be able to choose whether or not to send their children to school. Only vulnerable children and key staff have been left open during the lockdown. School governors have told the BBC that some schools will reopen part-time.

Foreign markets and car dealerships will also open in English tomorrow, putting in place security measures as they begin to ease restrictions on non-essential traders. All other stores that are considered essential are preparing to open from June 15th.

Some scientists have said they are concerned that the blockade will soon increase and that there could be a second serious wave of coronavirus infections.

Reeta Chakrabarti is presented by BBC News in Ten Reports by Branwen Jeffreys and Katy Austin, Director of Education.

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