schools are "not significant areas of transmission" based on expert research. But teachers union the EIS said the move to the highest level four restriction in Glasgow and much of central Scotland is making them anxious.
The Scottish Parliament is also today debating calls for more protection for staff and pupils in the pandemic. Swinney, on BBC Radio Scotland, said it's essential for schools to stay open where possible, even in level four."All the evidence suggests schools are not contributing significantly to the spread of the virus," Swinney said."We have isolated cases in schools which are essentially a product of community transmission which is taking those infections into individual schools."Having schools open is absolutely central.
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