Brighton & Hove council advise primary schools not to return tomorrow, against Government guidance

The video discusses the ongoing debate about reopening schools amid COVID-19 concerns. Parents express worries about safety, with some preferring remote learning. Children share their eagerness to return to school. Schools plan staggered reopenings with mass testing. Local councils advocate for remote teaching, citing safety concerns. Public opinion remains divided, with some trusting local authorities over government decisions.

Why is Michelle hesitant to send her children back to school?

• She is not concerned about the virus.

• She wants her children to stay home permanently.

• She thinks the reopening is too soon.

• She believes the virus is under control.

What is Eden's main reason for wanting to return to school?

• She dislikes staying at home.

• She is not worried about the virus.

• She misses her friends.

• She wants to avoid online classes.

How are secondary schools planning to reopen?

• With no regard for the new virus variant.

• Only for final year students.

• On a staggered basis with mass testing.

• All at once without any precautions.

What is the main concern of local authorities regarding school reopening?

• Lack of student interest.

• Overcrowded classrooms.

• Insufficient teaching staff.

• Lack of clarity around testing in primary schools.

Who do parents trust more regarding school reopening decisions?

• International health organizations.

• The local council and head teachers.

• Their children's opinions.

• The national government.