Parents will face fines if they refuse to send their kids back to school in September
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The Government had to abandon plans to get every primary school child back in for a month before the summer. He said: “We would caution the government against an expectation that penalties for non-attendance should be imposed as soon as school resumes in September. The rules planned for September would make clear that social distancing would not be required within bubbles.Boris Johnson speaks with year-ten pupils in a science room under construction at Ealing Fields High School, in west LondonAppearing on, he said: “Everyone needs to understand that schools are safe. If they can go back they should go back.
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