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All schools to open within this month: Ministry

All the 63 cities and provinces in the country have plans to reopen schools within this month after closure for months to help contain COVID-19 spread, the Ministry of Education and Training revealed on February 7 night.
All schools to open within this month: Ministry ảnh 1All the 63 cities and provinces in the country have plans to reopen schools within this month. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – All the 63 cities andprovinces in the country have plans to reopen schools within this month after closure for months to help contain COVID-19 spread, the Ministry of Education and Training revealed onFebruary 7 night.

All higher education institutions have developed plans towelcome back their students from February 14.

Previously, all high school students nationwide returned to in-person learning on February 7.

All schools to open within this month: Ministry ảnh 2Students have their body temperature checked and use hand sanitiser before entering a school. (Photo: VNA)
Provincial departments of education and training across thecountry have been assigned to provide guidelines and scenarios for schools todeal with potential COVID-19 outbreaks and support schools and families to devisespecific teaching plans suitable for each region and students in need.

Schools, meanwhile, have been asked to provide mental healthcounselling services for students, strengthen their physical activities andfitness programmes, and help them revise lessons after months of remotelearning./.
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