Special school staff in Tameside given Covid vaccine to prevent leftovers being wasted
It comes amid growing concerns over special schools and nurseries remaining fully open
Staff at Cromwell High are among those to receive the vaccine (Image: Google Maps)
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Pupil infection rates are proof that schools aren t safe, says teachers union
The truly shocking figures reveal the infection rates among pupils in the north west
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Britain s biggest teaching union says that figures showing the Covid infection rates among pupils are proof that schools are not safe.