(HBO) -According to the decision of the Provincial People's Committee, on 4 May, all students of secondary, high schools and continuation education centers in the province come back to school after 3 months of interruption for the prevention and control of Covid-19 epidemics.
The students of Ngoc Luong Secondary School (Yen Thuy) are
being measured body temperature on the first day back to school.
On 4 May, the percentage of students coming back to school
in secondary high schools, high schools and the continuation education centers
all reached over 90%. To prepare for the students to come back to school, all the
schools in the province have been prepared to ensure the facilities, the
sanitation equipment, the food safety and health at the school (the equipment
measuring body temperature, the soap or disinfectant solution, drinking water,
and the place for washing hands with clean water). It was important to ensure
that 100% of school administrators, teachers, staff and employees make health
declarations and measure the body temperature at home before going to school.
100% of the students, the teachers and the staff must wear face masks properly
on their way to school.
All schools have school health workers, the isolation rooms
and the medical rooms ensuring the regulations, and school psychosocial
counseling must be organized. Right during the first flag salutation period,
the schools organized propaganda and training for the students, the officials and
the teachers about the process of disease prevention and control and
formulating the management plans in case of fever, cough, having difficulty in
breathing or suspicion of Covid-19.
Mr. Dinh Thi Huong, the Deputy Director of the provincial
Department of Education and Training, says that the Department has requested
the appropriate authorities and schools to thoroughly grasp and the forms
suitable to all the officials, the teachers, the staff and the students and the
trainees and strictly implement the Prime Minister's Directive No. 19 / CT-TTg
dated on April 24, 2020 on the implementation of measures to prevent and
control Covid-19 in a new situation and set of criteria for evaluating the
safety and prevention of Covid-19 epidemics in schools. It is important to
continue to strictly implement the instructions and the safety conditions for
the students when they come back to school and to handle the cases of Covid-19
suspicion in schools. At the same time, they continue to promote the
application of information and technology for online teaching on the internet
and on television to support and supplement knowledge for students as
prescribed.
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