Education

The government has revised its plans to reopen schools 41 times since May 12 due to errors in judgment, a teaching union leader has claimed.

The Government plans to have all pupils back in class in England four weeks before the summer break.

A range of other measures are also being introduced to help keep children safe.

As the government continues with plans to begin reopening schools in England on June 1, Consumer Editor Chris Choi answers your questions.

Children's Commissioner for England Anne Longfield is keen to reopen schools as much as soon as it's safe.

The PM acknowledged some schools might not be ready, but said the Government would support those having trouble to open as soon as possible.

Health concerns for their children is also a major concern for most parents.

The Independent Sage committee has carried out new modelling which shows the risk to children would be halved if schools delayed reopening.

Devolved administrations have adopted different approaches to bringing children back to the classroom.

Scientists agree that testing and tracing is vital in order to further ease lockdown restrictions.