Nghe An deploys many solutions to ensure safety to welcome students back to school

Due to the characteristics of the ethnic minority schools, students are located far away, so before the official start of school, the provincial ethnic minority high school announced that students should arrive 2 days early to help them settle into their daily life and studies. Photo: Duc Anh

By the end of the morning of April 25, nearly half of the students had returned to school to enroll. Although traveling during this time is extremely difficult, the students are all eager to return to school. Photo: Duc Anh

To ensure safety against Covid-19 for students, the school has arranged medical staff on duty to measure body temperature and instruct students to wash their hands properly before entering the school. Photo: Duc Anh

In addition, students will also have to make a health declaration before entering school. The school requests that students with symptoms of flu, cough, or fever not enter school at this time. Photo: Duc Anh

Before students return to school, the school will spray disinfectant on the hallways and all dormitories. Tomorrow, the whole school will spend an extra day cleaning each classroom according to the criteria set by the Department of Education and Training. Photo: Duc Anh

Taking advantage of the sunny weather, today and tomorrow, schools across the province will also organize cleaning of classrooms. In the photo: Nguyen Duy Trinh High School (Nghi Loc) conducts a general cleaning to ensure safety for students. Photo: My Ha

Before students returned to school after a long break to prevent the epidemic, Phan Dang Luu High School (Yen Thanh) prepared conditions such as cleaning classrooms, informing students about the new schedule and timetable and recommendations to ensure health. Photo: My Ha

To ensure the safety of the school, the school has also asked families to participate in monitoring the health of students and to immediately report to the health department if there are any suspicious symptoms. During the days when students go to school, schools must also regularly report to the Department of Education and Training on the health status of students, the number of students absent from school and other unusual situations if any. Photo by My Ha.

To continue implementing the 2019-2020 school year plan, the Department of Education and Training has just issued instructions to units on organizing teaching and learning during the time students return to school after the Covid-19 epidemic prevention break and testing and evaluating students in the second semester of the 2019-2020 school year.

In particular, educational institutions are required to arrange appropriate time to review, revise, and consolidate knowledge and skills in the parts that students have learned so that they can learn new lessons effectively; continue to teach the content that has not been implemented after adjusting the teaching content, ensuring the completion of the program according to the adjusted school year schedule; review and adjust the review plan for students in grades 9 and 12 to suit the actual situation and ensure the wishes of students.

The number of regular and periodic tests and exams will also be reduced by 1/3 of the scores in accordance with the actual number of teaching weeks reduced in semester 2 from 5 - 7 weeks/17 weeks.