Preschool children return to school after a long break due to the pandemic.
(Baonghean.vn) - After a long break to combat the Covid-19 pandemic, children in Vinh City returned to school on the morning of August 2nd. At this time, schools throughout the province have implemented many measures to ensure safety before welcoming students back.
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| The current COVID-19 situation in Vinh City is under control, with no community infections for an extended period. Therefore, the Nghe An Department of Education and Training has decided to allow foreign language and computer centers, life skills education centers, extracurricular education centers, study abroad consulting services, and private educational institutions in the area to resume operations. (Photo: Duc Anh) |
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| Before welcoming children, schools proactively implemented various measures to ensure safety, such as disinfecting and cleaning the school grounds... Photo: Provided by the school. |
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| On the morning of August 2nd, all parents bringing their children to school had to fill out a health declaration form. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Children must have their temperature checked before entering the school. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Schools have designated separate pathways for parents and children arriving at school. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Today is Thao Vi's first day of school. When taking her to school, Thao Vi's mother packed milk, snacks, clothes, etc. in her backpack. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Many children were still unfamiliar with the new school day, and the teacher had to comfort them to stop them from crying. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| In class, the children still strictly follow the Ministry of Health's 5K guidelines, such as wearing masks and sanitizing their hands before meals... Photo: Duc Anh |
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| On their first day of school, the children were instructed by their teachers on how to prevent the spread of the disease, such as how to wear masks and sanitize their hands. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| On the first day of welcoming the children back, the teachers were also very excited. Previously, due to the impact of the pandemic, teachers at private preschools were unemployed and without pay or income. Ms. Lo Thi Yen (far left) - from Yen Binh private preschool - is from Tuong Duong district and has to rent accommodation in Vinh City. During her time off, she didn't dare return to her hometown to ensure compliance with pandemic prevention measures. To make ends meet, she had to sell goods online to earn extra income. Therefore, when she returned to her main profession, she was very happy and quickly adapted to the activities of caring for and educating children. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| At Yen Binh Private Kindergarten, the children are mainly the offspring of workers in the VSIP and Bac Vinh industrial zones. Their parents all work all day, so the return of their children to school has given them peace of mind to go to work. (Photo: Duc Anh) |










