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Nicola Sturgeon announces change to school face mask rules - what we know so far - Vimarsana News

Nicola Sturgeon announces change to school face mask rules - what we know so far

The First Minister made the announcement during FMQs.

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Nicola Sturgeon covid update LIVE as Scotland's case numbers confirmed lowest in UK - Vimarsana News

Nicola Sturgeon covid update LIVE as Scotland's case numbers confirmed lowest in UK

The First Minister updated the Scottish Parliament today about the latest covid situation in Scotland. Follow our blog for all the latest updates throughout the day.

Covid Scotland: Case numbers and hospitalisations to be published less often as pandemic becomes 'calmer' - Vimarsana News

Covid Scotland: Case numbers and hospitalisations to be published less often as pandemic becomes 'calmer'

The Scottish Government will begin to publish figures on new Covid cases, hospitalisations and vaccinations less often as the Scottish Government plans for a “sustained return to normal”.

Covid: Scotland may be 'close to' scrapping face coverings for pupils, Sturgeon says as school restrictions relaxed - Vimarsana News

Covid: Scotland may be 'close to' scrapping face coverings for pupils, Sturgeon says as school restrictions relaxed

Scotland may soon scrap the requirement for secondary school pupils to wear face coverings, Nicola Sturgeon has hinted following advice from public health experts.

Sturgeon: End of face masks in schools not being considered 'at this stage' - Vimarsana News

Sturgeon: End of face masks in schools not being considered 'at this stage'

The First Minister said the need for face marks would remain in the light of a 40 increase in cases among the under-15s in a week.