A teacher teaches a class at Hasin Primary School in Sosong District in Pyongyang following the re-opening of schools on June 3, 2020. — AFP pic
The new school term was originally scheduled to start in early April but was repeatedly postponed. Some universities and high schools were allowed to resume classes in mid-April. At an elementary school in Pyongyang pupils wearing backpacks had their temperatures checked as they arrived for lessons.
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