NSW relaxes school restrictions as state records 8931 COVID cases - Dominic Perrottet COVID-19 Press Conference | February 23, 2022 | ACM
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The NSW government has announced changes in restrictions for schools as the state records 8931 new COVID-19 cases and six deaths in the 24 hours to 4pm.
From Monday, February 28, masks will no longer be required in high schools for students or staff, while visitors and parents will be allowed back on school grounds.
Students will be allowed to freely interact between classes and year groups as 'cohorting' requirements are eased, and school assemblies and camps will recommence.
From Monday, March 7, masks will no longer be required for primary school and early education staff.
From Monday, February 28, masks will no longer be required in high schools for students or staff, while visitors and parents will be allowed back on school grounds.
Students will be allowed to freely interact between classes and year groups as 'cohorting' requirements are eased, and school assemblies and camps will recommence.
From Monday, March 7, masks will no longer be required for primary school and early education staff.