Secondary school pupils in Scotland have been advised to wear face coverings if it is impossible to physically distance, from Monday. The Scottish education secretary has underlined that it is not mandatory and nobody should be sent home for not wearing one.
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If you are choosing to wear a face covering, what are your reasons for doing so? Is your school happy for people to wear them? If it is not, will you be wearing one regardless? If you are a parent, will your child be wearing one?
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