All schools in Wales to reopen on June 29 for four weeks before summer holidays
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mirror.co.ukAll schools in Wales will reopen on June 29 for four weeks before the summer holidays, it has been confirmed. The country's education minster, Kirsty Williams, said a four-week term ending on July 27 would give pupils, staff and parents time to prepare for a "new normal" when the next academic year begins in September.
Today she said a phased approach would see staggered starts, lessons, and breaks for different year groups, with a third of pupils at most in school at any time.
Under the plans, teachers will also be given priority for antibody testing. "My announcement today gives schools three-and-a-half weeks to continue preparing for the next phase," she said. "We will use the last weeks of the summer term to make sure pupils, staff and
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