VOICED : Los ninos daneses vuelven a la escuela

Danish children were the first in Europe to return to school after a month of COVID-19 lockdown. Initially, only younger students resumed classes, with older students following later. Schools implemented new safety measures, such as maintaining a two-meter distance between desks. Despite the reopening, many parents expressed concerns about health risks, with some signing a petition against using their children as 'guinea pigs.' While schools gradually reopened, other public places like bars and restaurants remained closed, and gatherings of more than ten people were prohibited.

What grades were the first to return to school in Denmark after the lockdown?

• First to third grade

• Tenth to twelfth grade

• Fourth to sixth grade

• Seventh to ninth grade

What safety measure is mentioned for the reopening of schools in Denmark?

• Temperature checks at the entrance

• Weekly COVID-19 tests for students

• Two-meter distance between desks

• Mandatory masks for all students

By what date are all schools in Denmark expected to be open?

• May 10

• May 1

• April 20

• April 10

What percentage of schools in Copenhagen resumed classes initially?

• 75%

• 35%

• 25%

• 50%

What is the name of the petition signed by concerned parents?

• Protect Our Children

• Safe Schools Now

• My Child is Not a Guinea Pig

• No School Without Safety