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Scotland's biggest teaching union has warned of the "huge challenges" facing the country's schools when lockdown is eased.

Larry Flanagan, general secretary of the EIS union, told BBC Scotland: “We’re looking at how schools can open.

“The calculation is reasonably straight forward if you’re going to maintain two-metre social distancing in an average classroom that would normally house 30 pupils that would bring down somewhere to ten maybe 12 or 13 depending on the age-group."

The use of extra facilities such as church halls and the hiring of extra teachers are also being considered, Mr Flanagan added.