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UK Daily COVID-19 Deaths Drop Below 100 for First Time Since October

Britain’s daily death toll from the CCP virus dropped to 82, the first time the figure has fallen below 100 since last October

Worries persist for parents and teachers as students return to schools

Covid-19: Worries persist for parents and teachers as students return to schools by Eastlondonlines/ March 5, 2021/ Schools reopen their doors to students after months of online learning Illustration: Esmae Palmer By Fenella Breaks and Monet Olrod Students are set to return to schools across the Eastlondonlines boroughs from Monday, after almost two months of home learning for most, despite concerns from parents and teachers unions. While enforcing their own precautions to ensure the safety of students and staff, schools are also strictly adhering to local and national rules. Precautions include staggered arrival and pick-up times, face masks mandatory for parents and older students and on-site testing.

10 Amazing Photos You Missed This Week

10 Amazing Photos You Missed This Week Lunar New Year celebrations, Myanmar protests and an Eagle hunter round out this week's best images. By Chris McGonigal 02/26/2021 06:15 pm ET Amid the ever-changing news cycle, it’s easy to miss great images that fly under the radar. Fortunately, we’ve got you covered. We’re highlighting exceptional photos from around the world for the week that just ended. Check them out below. Above: Hikers watch the sunset Saturday from a peak at Papago Park in Phoenix. Reuters A protester wears a golden mask during a demonstration Monday against the military coup in Yangon, Myanmar.

Why Gavin Williamson schools catch-up plan is a year too late – Tom Richmond

Secondary pupils and all children leaving primary school will be offered summer lessons

Summer lessons will be offered to children leaving primary school and all secondary pupils as part of a £700million catch-up package designed to reverse the impact of Covid on education.

Summer schools part of England's plan to help children catch up on lost learning

Johnson pledged an extra £400 million of funding as part of the Government’s catch-up programme.

Gavin Williamson promises 'granular detail' of exam substitute plans

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said he will reveal how 'teacher judgement' will be used to replace cancelled GCSE, A-level and AS exams.

Gavin Williamson says exam grades 'in the hands of teachers'

Gavin Williamson said ministers were putting their trust in teachers to  mark pupils' GCSEs and A-Levels today as he confirmed that no computer algorithms would be used to work our fair grades. The Education Secretary fronted a Government press conference tonight ahead of an announcement tomorrow on how grades will be awarded this summer. Last year's exam results were marred by the use of a controversial computer  programme which downgraded students from deprived areas more than those from posh schools.  As children prepare to start back at school from March 8 he said longer school days were not part of the plan to help pupils catch up on lost learning after the pandemic.

Covid outbreaks are SEVEN TIMES smaller in some areas