Boris Johnson answering questions at Downing Street press briefing

The transcript discusses the government's strategy to extend school closures until Easter and the importance of analyzing vaccination data before reopening schools. It highlights the efforts of parents in home schooling and the educational challenges posed by lockdowns. The government is supporting education through laptop distribution and tuition investments. Plans are in place to address learning loss and ensure fair exams, reflecting the challenges faced over the past year.

What is the government analyzing before making announcements about school reopening?

• The vaccination program data

• The weather conditions

• The public opinion

• The economic impact

Why does the government want to reopen schools cautiously?

• To increase school enrollment

• To avoid traffic congestion

• To ensure safety and prevent further lockdowns

• To save on educational costs

What efforts are parents making during school closures?

• Developing new curriculums

• Organizing community events

• Teaching their children at home

• Building new schools

What resources is the government providing to support teachers?

• Free meals

• New school uniforms

• Holiday packages

• Laptops and catch-up tuition

How is the government ensuring fairness in exams?

• By allowing open-book exams

• By making exams easier

• By adjusting exams to reflect the past year's challenges

• By canceling all exams