Hanoi inner-city primary schools eye imminent return
Pupils of grades 1 to 6 in all 12 inner-city districts of Hanoi will be allowed to return to school from February 21.
The decision by the Hanoi People’s Committee followed the local Department of Education and Training’s proposal to permit grade 1-6 pupils in 12 inner-city districts to attend in-person classes after a long online study due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Schools are requested to ensure Covid-19 prevention regulations, including preparations for Covid-19 infection risks among their teachers and students.
Only teachers who have to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19, are allowed for in-person classes.
The city has asked schools not to run day-boarding services or open canteens and only teach one session (morning or afternoon) per day.
In case of Covid-19 infections, schools need to follow instructions from the local board of Covid-19 prevention and control steering board.
Grade 1-6 pupils in Hanoi’s suburban districts returned to school from February 10.
The decision by the Hanoi People’s Committee followed the local Department of Education and Training’s proposal to permit grade 1-6 pupils in 12 inner-city districts to attend in-person classes after a long online study due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Pupils of grades 1 to 6 in all 12 inner-city districts of Hanoi will be allowed to return to school from February 21.
Schools are requested to ensure Covid-19 prevention regulations, including preparations for Covid-19 infection risks among their teachers and students.
Only teachers who have to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19, are allowed for in-person classes.
The city has asked schools not to run day-boarding services or open canteens and only teach one session (morning or afternoon) per day.
In case of Covid-19 infections, schools need to follow instructions from the local board of Covid-19 prevention and control steering board.
Grade 1-6 pupils in Hanoi’s suburban districts returned to school from February 10.
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