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Back to school: Parents and pupils delighted at return



With millions of pupils in England due to return to the classroom, the BBC went to Stokes Wood Primary in Leicester - a city where the term traditionally begins earlier than other parts of the country - to find out how pupils and parents felt.

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'I know my son needed that routine back'
Milena, a year two teacher, whose five-year-old son Erik goes to the school, said she was "absolutely delighted" things would become more normal for all pupils.

"I know my son needed that routine back," she said. "He needed to be with his friends and socialise."

Milena and all the other school staff have been taking lateral flow tests twice a week and will continue to do so. However, they will not have to test the children, as some other schools will, because the pupils are too young.

"I feel safer taking the tests because I know I'm not bringing anything here and I know I'm not bringing anything home," she said.

Last year the school was grouped into bubbles, with one bubble for each year group.

This meant that if one person in the bubble tested positive, everyone in the year had to go home.


'We are very excited'
Rhiannon said she felt happy and safe dropping off her five-year-old son Roman at the school.

"We are very excited to get back to normal," she said.

"I work in a school anyway so I'm happy to come in. I'm quite happy with everything that's come in place so I don't really have any concerns.

"The rules have gone but we still have to keep distance and keep things as safe and sensible as possible.

"Fingers-crossed it gets more back to normal."