Instead it has focused on sending out messages on social media вЂ“ giving guidance to parents for a 'return to schools, colleges and early years settings'. While some councils have indicated they plan to openly defy the Government, Tory-led Warwickshire County Council have stayed tight-lipped on the merits of reopening. The planned announcement later this week comes as Atherstone parents warned the PM earlier this month they would not allow four and five-year-olds to be used as 'guinea pigs' as part of a Covid-19 safety marker in Government's proposals on a phased return. The PM added: 'I acknowledge that the June 1 opening may not be possible for all schools but the Government will continue to support and work with the sector so that any schools experiencing difficulties are able to open more widely as soon as possible.' He said the Government was being 'deliberately cautious' and that a final decision would be taken on Thursday as part of the formal review into the lockdown measures. Mr Johnson said, despite resistance from many councils, the Government planned to push ahead with the opening date вЂ“ beginning with reception, year one, and year six in primary schools.ДЄnd like the reopening of non-essential shops вЂ“ announced last night вЂ“ the Government has chosen June 15 for secondary schools to provide some contact for year 10 and year 12 students to help them to prepare for exams next year, with up to a quarter of these students in at any point. The Prime Minister is sticking to his date for education's restart in England but acknowledged 'it may not be possible' for all of them to do so by next Monday. PARENTS of pupils in Atherstone and district have been told to 'check with school' as Boris Johnson's June 1 deadline for a return to the classroom draws near. 'THEY WILL ONLY REOPEN FOR SOME CHILDREN EACH DAY TO REDUCE CLASS SIZES TO MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCING' 'CHECK YOUR SCHOOL'S WEBSITE' AS COUNTY EDUCATION BOSSES PREPARE EVERYONE FOR PHASED COMEBACK

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