ACT records nine new COVID-19 cases as more students return to campus
ABCThe ACT has recorded nine new cases of COVID-19, with 88 per cent of Canberrans aged 12 and over now fully vaccinated. Key points: After months of remote learning, thousands of school students have returned to campus in Canberra today After months of remote learning, thousands of school students have returned to campus in Canberra today ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry says she "would be surprised" if there isn't a positive COVID-19 case in a school this term ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry says she "would be surprised" if there isn't a positive COVID-19 case in a school this term COVID-19 testing numbers remain low in the ACT, with just 656 conducted yesterday There are currently 20 people in ACT hospitals with the virus, with 10 in intensive care units, and five people requiring ventilation. COVID case in a school likely this term: Education Minister ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry says she will be surprised if there is not a positive COVID-19 case in a Canberra school this term. ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry said she expected to see a COVID-19 case in a school this term despite the COVID-safe measures that were in place. Co-president of the ACT Principals Association and Ainslie Primary school principal Wendy Cave told ABC Radio Canberra she was very happy to be back with "small people" on school grounds.