Listen to the First Minister answer children's questions on Covid19 in a Q&A with subtitles
Scotland’s First Minister answers children’s questions about coronavirus
First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon has answered questions from children across Scotland about coronavirus in an effort to address some of the concerns they are facing in these challenging times.
The First Minister is conscious of the impact that the coronavirus is having on our lives and how it is affecting all audiences – in particular, children.
Many children across the country have questions about what’s happening and may be feeling anxious or scared as a result. To ensure they are getting the right advice and trusted information, Parent Club, parentclub.scot – an online information and support hub for parents in Scotland – invited children to send in their questions via video clip for the First Minister to answer.
‘How does coronavirus spread?’ and ‘Why can I not see my granny?’ are just some of the questions put to the First Minister as the nations’ children turned reporters to get the answers they need around what’s important to them.
First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon has answered questions from children across Scotland about coronavirus in an effort to address some of the concerns they are facing in these challenging times.
The First Minister is conscious of the impact that the coronavirus is having on our lives and how it is affecting all audiences – in particular, children.
Many children across the country have questions about what’s happening and may be feeling anxious or scared as a result. To ensure they are getting the right advice and trusted information, Parent Club, parentclub.scot – an online information and support hub for parents in Scotland – invited children to send in their questions via video clip for the First Minister to answer.
‘How does coronavirus spread?’ and ‘Why can I not see my granny?’ are just some of the questions put to the First Minister as the nations’ children turned reporters to get the answers they need around what’s important to them.