From 25.5 we will re-open the primary school in line with the regulations provided by the Czech ministry of education. Please, see the information, questionnaire link and sworn statement.
Reopening the school - information for parents
We are currently working on the plans for the reopening of the school. I would like to provide you with some basic information on the subject.
The school will reopen on the 25th May, for Years 1 - 6 only. The higher years including the Flexi Programme students will continue their distance learning as before. Students will be given their new timetables in due course.
Attending school is not compulsory, all students can carry on taking part in the distance learning programme which, however, will become limited due to the school resuming standard operations. Teachers will focus primarily on those children who will be present at school. The students that will continue to study by distance are likely to fall into one of the high-risk groups.
A student that falls into a high-risk group is one for whom one of the following points is applicable, or who shares a household with such a person.
The following are the risk factors as specified by the Ministry of Health.
Information about lesson organisation
We would like the parents to sign a sworn statement about the absence of symptoms of contagious viral diseases (attached) which will be handed to the class teacher on the morning of the 25th May before lessons start. Without this document your child unfortunately cannot be allowed to enter the school.
The school follows the rules set by the Ministry of Education.
Finally, we would like to ask you to fill in the attached questionnaire to establish the number of children who will be attending school as of the 25th May.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. We look forward to welcoming the children back to school.
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