Nghe An high school students return to school from March 2, secondary school, primary school and kindergarten continue to be closed.

On the morning of February 28, the Director of the Department of Education and Training signed a document to announce the return to school schedule for students in Nghe An province. Accordingly, next week, March 2, high school and vocational education students will begin returning to school.

Official dispatch of the Department of Education and Training of Nghe An province.

For other levels, the school calendar will be delayed by 1 to 2 weeks. In particular, secondary school students will start returning to school from Monday, March 9, 2020.

Primary school students, kindergarten students and IT, Foreign Language and Life Skills centers will return to school from Monday, March 16, 2020.

Currently, the Ministry of Education and Training has also adjusted the school year schedule. Therefore, with this schedule, Nghe An students will not have to make up for lost time and can finish the school year before June 30.

High school students will start going back to school next week. Photo: My Ha.

In addition, it is necessary to arrange enough clean water systems with soap for hand washing; prepare enough hand sanitizer in areas where students, teachers and staff frequently pass by; remind students, teachers and staff to regularly wash their hands before entering and leaving classrooms, libraries, laboratories, cafeterias, toilets, etc.

Nghe An primary school students continue to stay home from school for another 2 weeks. Photo: My Ha

For families, before students go to school, families check their children's body temperature (ensure they only go to school when they are in normal health); do not let children go to school when they show signs of abnormal health;

For educational institutions that provide student pick-up and drop-off services by car, after each trip, the bus company must disinfect the car door handles, handrails, seats, windows, and floors, strictly implementing regulations on hygiene and safety, and disinfection before, during, and after picking up and dropping off students. For students who go to school by themselves or are picked up and dropped off by their families, the family is responsible for managing and instructing students on disease prevention and control measures on the way from home to school and from school home.

During the time the epidemic has not ended, schools will not organize activities that gather a large number of students, only organize educational activities within the scope of each classroom.

At the same time, educational institutions must strictly control people entering and leaving school premises (including students, teachers and staff); carry out handover and receipt of children and students (if any) at the school gate; take appropriate measures to prevent people with abnormal health symptoms from entering the school.

At the end of each class, the school maintains cleaning and disinfecting classrooms according to regulations; checks and replenishes disinfectant, soap and necessary supplies for the next class.