The ISSU President is writing a letter to the Education Minister about the issues.
A Laois student is writing to Education Minister Norma Foley with a number of concerns about the re-opening of schools next week.
Foremost among them is a perceived contradiction in the public health advice issued for indoor settings, public transport and guidelines in education.
The Irish Second Level Students Union want the rationale behind the advice to be made public.
ISSU President, Mounrath's Reuben Murray says he had to seek clarity because of the confusion among the student body:
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