Covid: Firebreak's impact on Welsh schools explained

Education minister Kirsty Williams has been outlining the impact a two-week firebreak lockdown will have on schools across Wales.

She told Thursday's government Covid briefing the learning experience would be different for the period - including the week after half-term holidays.

Primary and special schools are remaining open, while secondary schools will only be open to Years 7 and 8 after half-term.

For those in Years 9 to 13, it means a return to home-schooling.