What will the lessons look like in September? Minister Plaga introduced the manual. look at

Read the full manual for teaching in schools at the time of coronavirus:

“A free regimen will apply. All recommendations are aimed at minimizing the incidence and spread of coronavirus. trips, their actions and non-events will depend on the epidemiological situation.

However, the minister has previously stated that pupils in schools will have to wear veils outside the classroom. More frequent ventilation, keeping human distances or using disinfection are also recommended. In dining rooms, it will be necessary to adhere to strict standards such as drapes.

According to the currently valid measures, mouth and nose protection will not be mandatory in the classes. “Children will be together regularly, so the risk is lower,” Vojtech explained.

De facto, school groups will operate without restrictions from September. “Taking into account the conditions, it is appropriate if the school has enough space and people to ensure the functioning of the clubs to minimize mixing of grades. It is necessary to create as homogeneous groups as possible,” Plaga said. .

Closing schools

“Because of one infected person, we will not want to quarantine the whole class or school, it will be solved individually according to the instructions of hygienic stations,” added the Minister of Health Adam Vojtěch (YES). In case of possible restrictions, the Ministry of Health and Hygienists will have the main say.

According to Vojtěch, schools could probably be closed if a district is marked in red, ie the highest degree of risk of coronavirus infection.

The manual also contains rules for the adaptation of pupils after months in quarantine or distance education and a section that is devoted to resolving the situation when confirming a case of infection at school. “If a positive case occurs at the school, the regional hygiene station will carry out an epidemiological investigation, assess the risk and quality of contact individually and decide on possible quarantine and other measures,” said Chief Hygienist Jarmila Rážová.

In the case of an infected pupil, isolation will follow for at least ten days; if the disease progresses slightly, the pupil will return to school immediately afterwards without further testing.

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