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Last modified on Fri 5 Mar 2021 23.36 EST The “big bang” reopening of all schools and colleges will start in England from Monday. University students on practical courses can also return to face-to-face learning, while breakfast and after-school clubs, including children’s sports activities, are allowed to reopen where necessary to help parents to work. But given warnings by the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) that the reopening could increase R by up to 50%, should parents be worried? The Guardian spoke to a number of experts about what to expect … “We will see localised outbreaks …” Irene Petersen, professor of epidemiology and health informatics at University College London, said: “I do think it’s time to bring children back to school, but I’m concerned about this big bang reopening. I would have preferred to see them starting off with the primary schoolchildren, and taking a more cautious approach.

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