Can parents stop their children from going to school from September 1 if they are concerned about their health? Minister of National Education Dariusz Piontkowski commented: We assume that the children will return to traditional activities on September 1. Masks will not be necessary.
Back to school September 1st 2020
The Minister of National Education Dariusz Piontkowski admitted during a press conference that on September 1, 2020, the school year will start normally despite the prevailing coronavirus pandemic and schools should revert to traditional teaching.
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During a special conference entitled “Safe return to schools”, Minister of Education Dariusz Piontkowski admitted: – We assume that the school year traditionally begins on September 1 in schools. Then, in the following days, there will be classes in classrooms. To make this possible, we have developed detailed guidelines together with the GIS and the Ministry of Health. They are not a revolution, they were known before, they have only been modified. Guidelines will be sent to schools.
Is it possible not to let a child go to school on September 1, 2020?
Education Minister Dariusz Piontkowski said: – The parent is not an epidemiologist. We involved the Sanitary Inspection in the decision-making process regarding the functioning of schools. There are experts who will determine in which situations staying at school is safe and in which it is not. He thus addressed the parents’ fear of sending their children to school.
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Schools should return to traditional teaching, and parents are obliged to ensure that their children fulfill their compulsory schooling or education obligation.
The Minister of National Education emphasized that “the Chief Sanitary Inspector clearly says that the epidemic situation does not force us to limit the functioning of all schools in Poland”.
Back to school – rules
On Wednesday (August 5, 2020), the rules for “Safe return to school” were published, i.e. guidelines of the Ministry of National Education, the Ministry of Health and the GIS for public and private schools and institutions from September 1, 2020
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These guidelines contain general and specific recommendations related to, inter alia, with the organization of classes at school, the distribution of meals, hygiene, cleaning, disinfection of rooms and surfaces, and proceedings in the event of suspected infection in students and school staff.
The main guideline is to strictly follow basic hygiene rules: frequent hand washing, protection when sneezing and coughing, avoiding touching the eyes, nose and mouth, mandatory covering of the mouth and nose by third parties coming to school or institution, regular cleaning of the premises.
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Back to school on September 1, 2020. Will the masks be obligatory?
– Students in class will not be required to wear face masks. As far as possible, it is recommended that work is organized and coordinated in such a way as to keep a distance between people staying at school – we read in the guidelines on the GIS website.
Students in class will not be required to wear face masks.
– In the new guidelines there will be no obligation to cover the mouth and nose during classes. Of course, we will not prohibit it – where there will be a larger group, it should apply. However, during standard classes it will not apply – said the minister.
You will find exactly the guidelines of the Ministry of National Education, MZ and GIS for public and private schools and institutions from September 1, 2020 HERE
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