Return to full time schooling in North planned as social distance measures reduced

First Minister Arlene Foster said the move would enable the majority of primary and secondary schools in the region to operate “close to normality”.
Return to full time schooling in North planned as social distance measures reduced
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Most pupils are set for a return to full-time education in Northern Ireland in the autumn, after ministers agreed to cut the social distancing measure to 1m.

First Minister Arlene Foster said the move would enable the majority of primary and secondary schools in the region to operate “close to normality”.

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