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Lisbon (Portugal), Sep 14 (EFE).- (Camera: Paula Fernández) More than 1.2 million students between the ages of six and eighteen return to class this week in Portugal, where the course presents a year more loaded with measures to face the coronavirus but with the hope that it will be easier than the previous ones.FOOTAGE OF A SCHOOL IN LISBON.SOUNDBITES OF RAQUEL, MOTHER OF A 9-YEAR-OLD BOY; SOFIA, MOTHER OF A 6-YEAR-OLD GIRL; JOAN, FATHER OF CHILDREN 6 AND 9 YEARS OLD.Translation:- Raquel, mother of a 9-year-old boy:"Sure. If there is no confinement I think it will be a normal year. You will only have to wear a mask, but I think there will be no interference due to the coronavirus, I think it will be easier than last year."On the mask: "It's good, it doesn't matter. It's a simple thing and you will avoid a lot of problems if everyone uses it."- Sofia, mother of a 6-year-old girl:"I think it will be a little easier but it will not be everything as before yet. There are many things that can happen, some variant that comes ... You never know."Mask: "Here in Portugal it is only compulsory from the age of 10. My daughter is 6 and still wears a mask because last year she was in the United States, the students always wore a mask during the school year and there was no interruption or no case in her class. And she managed to do the entire school year. Therefore I think that it should not only be highly recommended, as the DGS says but also mandatory for all children from 6 years of age "."He always wore it last year and he did not complain, all the students took it, it is just a matter of habit and that the parents do not say" poor children ". They get used to it."
Bucharest (Romania), Sep 13 (EFE / EPA).- (Camera: Robert Ghement) The 2021-2022 school year began on Monday in Romania with the attendance of some 2.9 million students and the online presence of 2,400 students from localities affected by Covid-19.FOOTAGE OF THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOLS AT THE "LEORNARDO DA VINCI", "CEZAR BOLIAC" AND "GHEORGHE LAZAR" SCHOOLS.
Guachochi, Sep 11 (EFE).- In the impoverished Sierra Tarahumara region of the northern Mexican state of Chihuahua, many children and young people were on the verge of dropping out of school during the pandemic due to lack of resources just like around 250,000 children in Mexico, according to recent report, making it easier for them to be attracted to drug trafficking.For a year and a half -from March 2020 until the end of August- Mexico kept schools closed and long-distance classes were offered -through television, radio and internet- to more than 33 million students of all levels. (Camera: RAUL MORALES).B-ROLL OF MEXICAN STUDENTS LEARNING AT SCHOOL IN GUACHOCHI, CHIHUAHUA STATE, MEXICO.
Paris, Sep 1 (EFE), (Camera: María D. Valderrama).- More than 12 million French students returned to the classroom on Tuesday.FOOTAGE OF STUDENTS RETURNING TO SCHOOL IN PARIS.SOUNDBITES OF: 1.-AUDE, MOTHER OF A 3-YEAR-OLD GIRL."It is different, there are special rules, the teachers must wear masks, it changes a little, but since the girl has not known anything else before, everything will be fine.2.- ZENIA MANGO, MOTHER OF AN 11-YEAR-OLD BOY."(I am) very calm because here the pedagogical team is very respectful, today they are going to see how the day to day is going, the hygiene gestures, the masks, I don't think there will be a problem. It is a very large school, there is a lot of room".
San Millán de la Cogolla (Spain), Oct 6 (EFE).- (Camera: Jon Garai) Six students of the school Colegio Rural Agrupado Entrevalles swapped on Wednesday their break time for a visit to the Monastery of San Millán de la Cogolla, where they were able to greet Queen Letizia of Spain.FOOTAGE OF THE ARRIVAL OF QUEEN LETIZIA AT THE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE OF INVESTIGATION OF THE SPANISH LANGUAGE (CILENGUA), IN SAN MILLÁN DE LA COGOLLA (THE RIOJA), TO CHAIR THE CLOSURE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR OF LANGUAGE AND JOURNALISM AND OF CHILDREN GIVING THE QUEEN DRAWINGS. ALSO FOOTAGE OF THE QUEEN WITH THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE XV EDITION OF THE SEMINAR.
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