'No child to fail the year because of virus': Spain minister

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Spain is prepared to extend its month-long lockdown by a fresh two-week period even though officials have said the epidemic appears to have peaked with the rate of deaths and infections slowing.

No Spanish youngster will fail the school year over the coronavirus crisis, and only in"very exceptional" circumstances will anyone have to repeat the year, the education minister said Wednesday.

With similar lockdowns across the globe keeping an estimated 850 million young people out of school, it has created an"unprecedented challenge" for governments and educators, the UN has said, with authorities now mulling the fate of the interrupted school year. "No child will fail the school year because of COVID-19," she said, hailing the"patience and immense efforts" being made by children, their families and teaching staff in the face of an"unprecedented challenge".

"Repeating the school year will be a very exceptional measure which will have to be based on a solid and very well-argued case," Celaa insisted.

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