Parents and teachers speak of anxiety as England's primary schools prepare to reopen

The video discusses the increased transmissibility of a new virus strain among children, raising concerns about school safety. It highlights the emotional impact of school closures on students, particularly those in primary school. Parents express anxiety about the risk of sending children to school and the need for vaccinations. The video also covers safety measures in schools and the challenges faced by teachers in maintaining social distancing.

What is the main concern about the new strain of the virus in schools?

• It has no impact on children.

• It is more transmissible among children.

• It only affects adults.

• It is less transmissible among children.

How did the first lockdown affect Christopher?

• He found it difficult not to return to school.

• He enjoyed staying at home.

• He preferred online learning.

• He was indifferent to the situation.

What is Julie's main desire during the pandemic?

• To stay at home and study.

• To see her friends and socialize.

• To avoid school completely.

• To learn new hobbies.

Why does the teacher feel anxious about sending children to school?

• Because schools are well-prepared.

• Due to the risk of children contracting and spreading the virus.

• Because children dislike school.

• Due to the lack of educational resources.

What does the teacher suggest should happen if schools remain open?

• Teachers should be the last to be vaccinated.

• Teachers should be among the first to be vaccinated.

• Schools should close immediately.

• Students should be vaccinated first.