Education bosses say measures being taken in schools across Lichfield and Burntwood “should reassure” parents of children due to start returning after the coronavirus closure.
The safety of staff and pupils will be at the forefront of the decision on whether to reopen schools in June, the MP for Lichfield and Burntwood has said.
A specialist dyslexia school says it is attempting to “level the playing field” for students by opting to use paper materials instead of digital learning tools.
Headteachers will have the final decision on when and how schools across Lichfield and Burntwood will reopen, Staffordshire’s education chief has said.
A teaching leader at a Burntwood secondary school says the Government’s handling of proposals to reopen schools “makes planning incredibly challenging”.
A Lichfield primary school has outlined details of how it will begin to bring pupils back into the classroom – but said parents will need to decide whether to let their children return.
