Thousands of Aussie schoolkids WILL be learning from home as schools stay shut ...
Thousands of Aussie schoolkids WILL be learning from home as schools stay shut in one state Many students across South Australia to start the school year learning remotely Premier Steven Marshall is keeping many schools closed to limit spread of Covid On Thursday, the state recorded 3669 new Covid-19 cases as well as four deaths
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Thousands of students across South Australia will be learning from home to start the school year, with many classrooms staying closed in a bid to limit the spread of Covid-19 case numbers.
Premier Steven Marshall confirmed the development on Thursday, with pupils to work under a hybrid model of learning. Some youngsters will enjoy face to face classroom interaction.
Further details will be announced on Friday, with the premier stating schools will open from January 31 for children of essential workers as well as vulnerable children.
From February 2, all classes will resume – but only face-to-face learning for year 1, year 7, year 8 students and year
