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Immediate review into sex abuse in schools after thousands of students share experiences
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Immediate review into sex abuse in schools after thousands of students share experiences
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Face masks in schools slammed as âunlawfulâ and âdevastatingâ for deaf children
The National Deaf Children s Society (NDCS) claimed Education Secretary, Gavin Williamson, Covid advice is unlawful and discriminatory to deaf children who are unable to lip read through face masks
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COVID-19: Anger as government scraps GCSE and A-level exams - but allows BTECs to continue
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Children will return to face-to-face lessons in January, a senior minister claimed today amid claims that some schools may remain shut until February.
Communities Minister Robert Jenrick said that classes would restart in person in the first few weeks of January , with teachers overseeing Covid tests for pupils to cut down on disruption.
His comments came amid fears that the mutant coronavirus strain spreads more easily among children.
With cases surging in many parts of the country, Downing Street sources last night said that it was too early to guarantee all pupils would be back in their classrooms by January 11.