The Teachers Union of Ireland is reacting to the the announcement all students will return to school next month.
The Teachers Union of Ireland says the number of covid cases in schools is lower than the spread in the community.
It's reacting to the the announcement that all students will return to school from April 12th.
The teaching union is hopeful schools will keep coronavirus at bay when they reopen after the Easter Break.
TUI General Secretary and Tullamore's Michael Gillespie says there aren't many outbreaks in them:
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