Ingraham: 'Left-wing loafers' of teachers' unions 'killing the kids' with insistence on school closures

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East Kilbride have had their say on the decision to close schools until AT LEAST February.

Prime Minister announced last night that all schools and colleges will close to the vast majority of pupils from today as learning goes online due to England's new national lockdown.

schools will be closed for the entire of January as part of the new lockdown imposed across the country. Most pupils were scheduled to return to schools on the already-delayed date of January 18 after the winter break.

Chorlton High South, Eden Girls Leadership Academy, Parrs Wood High School and Wright Robinson College. However, the start of the new term has been delayed for Manchester's secondary school pupils due to high rates of coronavirus infection.

MSPs have been recalled to the Scottish Parliament for an announcement on whether to keep schools closed for the rest of January.Nicola Sturgeon will chair an emergency meeting of the cabinet this morning ahead of the statement this afternoon.The First Minister is aiming to provide an outline on what more will be done to reduce Covid-19 infection rates across the country after huge surge in cases over the festive period.All of mainland Scotland has been in Tier 4 coronavirus restrictions since

First Minister has summoned an emergency cabinet meeting this Monday morning and will recall MSPs to hear a statement on the covid crisis in the afternoon.The cabinet is certain to consider keeping schools closed for the rest of January and the possible return of restrictions that are closer to the stay-at-home lockdown in March.Schools re-open this week for children of key workers and vulnerable children.

direct to your inboxHeadteachers fear they may not have enough staff to reopen next week, a council boss has said.Eamonn O'Brien, leader of Bury Council, said many schools are 'nervous' about beginning the spring term on Monday because of the ongoing row over closures.The government has said primary schools in most Tier 4 areas should reopen as planned, despite rapidly increasing coronavirus infection rates across the country.Only primaries in London where the new strain of Covid-19 has driven a

direct to your inboxParents are divided over plans to reopen primary schools in Greater Manchester on Monday. It's understood that primaries in Greater Manchester will open as planned on Monday - despite action being taken to keep kids at home in other Tier 4 areas.

fast-spreading form of coronavirus, first detected earlier this month.In a statement at Holyrood, she said: "This new strain appears to be fast becoming the dominant one circulating in Scotland - and that is obviously a cause for real concern, given that it is thought to be significantly more transmissible."As I indicated before Christmas, the severity of this challenge means we can't rule out the need for restrictions that are even tighter than those in the current level 4."Sturgeon spoke after

The Associated Press.The committee also reportedly weighed a recommendation that frontline essential workers — which include firefighters, police officers, teachers, and those who work in key sectors such as grocery stores, the postal service, and mass transit — receive priority over older adults when it comes to who is in the second group of those to be vaccinated (Group 1B).But that recommendation was heavily criticized by figures from across the political spectrum, and the committee’s final