Name: Fines for parents who refuse to send children to school being considered - BBC News
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while the education secretary for England, Gavin Williamson, has raised the prospect off finding parents who refuse to send their Children back to school by September.

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Mr Williamson said he wanted all age groups to resume their education in the autumn.

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Teaching Union said it was the wrong approach to threaten parents who were naturally concerned on needed to be reassured about the safety of their Children.

Are education a job running When Jeffrey's has the story?

Lessons have restarted, but at a distance.

By September, this classroom could be full with a levels next year.

I would want to be back in September as long as it's deemed to be safe, but there's always going to be some risk.

I feel like if you got to keep on, missing out is gonna be so hard so they could get back on track and make sure we get the grace that we need for universities.

Operative parents DOn't SEND YOUNGER Children BACK.

There will be fines School in England, compulsory from September tonight, a note of caution from a senior conservative rather than having a sledgehammer of a fine in the early stages, especially when Understandably, parents are anxious.

We should have a least a record from the schools or the local councils, or even both, where they can check which Children not in school contact the parents and help them to make sure the kids go back into school again.

Schools will want to persuade parents first to fit.

Everyone in the government will suggest mixing within year groups.

This positive part of that is you can have more flexibility within the year group for your timetable in and your staffing.

The negative is if one person has is tested positive for Cove it in that year group.

The Whole year group has to go home 14 days, and that could be very disruptive.

So if, for example, we have another spike or we just have a few cases locally, that could mean a school is then close quite quickly for another two or three weeks.

Under cross the almost 30 schools she looks after teenagers may sit fewer g c S e's.

So what's the story with the numbers in today's funding promise, next year there will be an extra £560 million for repairs, but the total repair bill for England schools is around £6.7 billion.

£1 billion already planned will be used for 50 rebuilding projects, But that follows a decade of falling spending on school buildings.

So this is part of the school that does require some additional funding.

We've got considerable damp in the ceiling on.

We have had buckets on enough here to collect rainwater as it's coming through the roof.

This Devon school has spent years bidding for money now, hoping it will be different this time.

What we really would like to see, I think within our schools is some sort of system whereby schools are audited according to their need for capital investment.

On that money invested, where there is the most urgent need, schools plan to get them back.

 Buildings that are clean and airy are more important than ever. 