Covid-19: Teachers 'operating in the dark' as rules eased

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A union says schools have not been told how to respond to changes to Covid rules in wider society.

Teachers are "making decisions in the dark" following the removal of Covid restrictions, a union has claimed.

He said principals were trying their best to address concerns of pupils, parent and staff while waiting for DE guidance.

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