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Schools and students adapt to remote learning challenges

TARRINGTON Lutheran School Grade 1 student, Erich Burmeister, has adapted to schooling from home through the support of his school and his mother, Erica. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Mitch Lang

SCHOOLS have again been remote learning for almost two weeks, but teachers, students and their families are more than prepared, having had plenty of practice over the past year.

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