Teachers concerned schools are not safe enough for return, survey shows

10.08.2020 - 11:58

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Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Education bosses in Renfrewshire have insisted they will support any staff who have concerns about returning to school after a union survey indicated the majority of teachers fear sufficient safety measures are not yet in place.The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) survey showed out of more than 24,000 members who had so far responded, two-thirds felt either "somewhat unsafe" or "very unsafe" about returning to schools on Wednesday.A mere three per cent of people said they were "very confident" there is enough evidence Covid-19 is under sufficient control to support a safe return to school, and only a minority believed robust safeguards had been put in place.

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