Prime Minister announces schools won't reopen doors until March at the earliest
Schools will not reopen their doors until March at the earliest, the Prime Minister confirmed today (Wednesday).
Schools will not reopen their doors until March at the earliest, the Prime Minister confirmed today (Wednesday).
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Maidenhead MP Theresa May paid a virtual visit to two schools in her constituency as most youngsters continue to learn from home.
The Government outlined its plans for the safe reopening of English schools after the Christmas break today (Wednesday) afternoon.
Children and teaching staff at St Edmund Campion Catholic Primary School.
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