What are the rules on face coverings in UK schools?

The video discusses the importance of wearing face coverings in areas where physical distancing is challenging, especially in high transmission zones. It highlights guidance from Scotland, recommending face masks in school corridors and hotspots. The video also addresses the increased risk of COVID-19 transmission indoors and the ongoing situation in Northern Ireland.

In which areas are face coverings recommended according to the first section?

• In areas with low transmission

• In outdoor spaces

• In areas where physical distancing is possible

• In areas of high transmission

What is the guidance from Scotland regarding face masks in schools?

• Face masks are not necessary in any school areas

• Face masks should be used in corridors where distancing is difficult

• Face masks should only be used in classrooms

• Face masks are optional in all school areas

Why is it advised to use face coverings in school corridors?

• Because corridors are always crowded

• Because it is difficult to practice social distancing in corridors

• Because corridors are outdoors

• Because corridors are well-ventilated

What increases the risk of COVID-19 transmission indoors?

• Outdoor activities

• Confined spaces

• Good ventilation

• Low population density

What is the current situation in Northern Ireland regarding COVID-19?

• There are cases emerging from two clusters

• The situation is stable with no clusters

• There are no new cases

• The situation is improving rapidly