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NewsColony School won’t return ‘until June at the earliest’ say education sources Schools will stay firmly shuttered ‘until June at the earliest’, according to education chiefs, as millions of children head online for virtual classes after their two-week Easter break.   Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has refused to set a date for when children could be allowed back into the classroom. But now education chiefs have revealed schools won’t open for another two months, with June named the earliest possible date – and only after other businesses have reopened first, according to The Sun. Children across the country started a new term this morning with no idea when they will be allowed to see their school friends and teachers in person again.  Instead they’ve taken to online learning, as an initiative set up by 40 teachers brings 180 different classes to children around the UK.  Last night Mr Williamson said: ‘People are anxious to know when we are going to re...