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Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirms when schools are likely to reopen

byDaniel Jae Webb
27 January 2021 • 1.39pm
Hundreds of children likely to leave school today as parents try to avoid ruined Christmas
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The Prime Minister has today confirmed schools will not reopen following the February half-term, as he addressed the House of Commons.

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Boris Johnson said it was the government’s mission to get schools open again as he suggested, if all goes to plan, they would reopen on Monday 8 March.

He also added that lockdown rules wouldn’t be reviewed until 22 February.

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