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County council says schools have developed their own individual bespoke plans for phased extended reopening

The school stressed the plans are subject to government guidance on May 28.

CEO Mark Woods says the trust, which runs five primaries, is working hard to meet the government’s plan.

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Teaching will be largely virtual until summer 2021 as viral threat continues

Long Road Sixth Form college teacher describes challenges education sector faces

No sharing of toys or materials, supervised handwashing and no end-of-term traditions all feature in the latest guidelines for primary schools.

Parents may not be prepared to send their children back to primary school next month when classes reopen.

At secondary schools, only Year 10 and Year 12 are expected to return at all before summer holidays.

We explain, step-by-step, the government’s plan to easing the coronavirus lockdown.

The county council is worried about the future of children's nurseries as only some staff costs can be reclaimed through the furlough scheme

Vice Chancellor Stephen J Toope says planning for rapid recovery, extended lockdown or repeated waves of coronavirus also under way.

A focus on how schools and educators have adjusted to help students amid the pandemic

Ryan Kelsall praises the response of the emergency services to the blaze.

Reports suggest Prime Minister Boris Johnson could send children back to school as early as June 1 in an announcement this coming weekend

Psalter goes online to reach new audience In the University of Cambridge digital library

Its scale ‘goes way beyond that of any online forum with which the university has engaged in its overseas recruitment in the past’.

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