GB reopens leopard spots

(ANSA) - LONDON, JUNE 1 - Reopening today in a leopard spot in the United Kingdom, not without some controversy and pre-occupation for coronavirus infections only partially incalo, of some classes of the first elementary schools: initial step of a gradual return to the classroom and a initiation of the lightening of the lockdown. Despite the go-ahead for Boris Johnson's government, limited for now to England, some municipalities have still postponed the reopening and 46% of parents have preferred to keep their children at home.
    For the time being, schooling only affects the first two years and the sixth year of primary school. Strict security measures implemented by schools: each class was divided in half, with no more than 15 pupils per teacher, social distance of 2 meters (as far as possible), staggered entrances and shifts to minimize gatherings