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Most parents 'don't want to send kids back to school after lockdown until vaccine'
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The vast majority of parents don't want to see their children return to school as soon as the Government lifts the coronavirus lockdown, a survey claims.
Commissioned by Parentkind, research found around one in ten parents only wanted to send their kids back when staff and pupils had been vaccinated against Covid-19 - even if this took up to 18 months.
A further 23% said they would only be content when the Government says it is safe to return. But nearly one in five parents - 18% - said they would only feel confident in sending their child back to school when school leaders and teachers said it was safe to do so.
Schools have been open only to children of key workers and some vulnerable pupils for the past six weeks. A quarter (25%) of
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