Ljubljana – Students who refuse to wear masks or self-test will study from home under new rules that will enter into force on 15 November, Education Ministry State Secretary Damir Orehovec said on Thursday after schools expressed concern over the lack of a legal basis for action against those who violate rules. The announcement of a new stricter preventive regime for primary and secondary schools under which all students will need to be tested three times a week on school premises was met with concern from school leaderships over how…
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