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What happens if there’s a COVID-19 outbreak at a school?

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Education Minister Sue Ellery joined Perth Live to outline the details for a safe reopening of schools next week and take calls from parents.

The measures included students being sent home to isolate for 14 days if a student tests positive, with the Chief Health Officer to assess each situation and make a decision whether to close the entire or parts of a school.

Minister Ellery confirmed schools had prepared for at home learning last year, with online learning, hard copy packs and access to a range of programs via the Education Department website to be available in case of an outbreak.

She also said the outspoken anti-vax school principal of Divine Mercy College  had written to her and advised he intended to ensure his school followed WA health advice.

Tap PLAY below to hear more of her chat with Oliver Peterson on Perth Live.

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