Boris Johnson delivering government daily coronavirus press briefing

The video discusses the current situation regarding infection rates and the impact on school reopening plans. Due to the infection rate not being low enough, the plan to bring back all primary pupils before summer is delayed. Instead, efforts are focused on bringing back as many pupils as possible within smaller class sizes. The goal is to have all children return to school by September, contingent on continued progress. The video emphasizes the importance of adhering to safety measures, such as social distancing, hand washing, and testing, to control the virus and gradually lift lockdown restrictions.

Why is the decision made to not bring back all primary pupils before the summer holidays?

• The weather is not suitable.

• Schools are undergoing renovations.

• There is a shortage of teachers.

• The infection rate is still too high.

What is the plan for bringing children back to school in September?

• To bring back only older students.

• To bring back all children if progress continues.

• To keep schools closed until next year.

• To alternate school days for different grades.

How does the approach to reopening schools align with other countries?

• It is more aggressive than most countries.

• It is more cautious than most countries.

• It is completely different from any other country.

• It is consistent with many European countries.

What are the key safety measures emphasized in the final section?

• Avoiding all public places.

• Maintaining social distancing and washing hands.

• Wearing masks at all times.

• Taking vitamins regularly.

What should individuals do if they have symptoms of the virus?

• Visit a crowded place to build immunity.

• Only inform close family members.

• Get tested and isolate if contacted by NHS test and trace.

• Ignore them and continue daily activities.