Ho Chi Minh CitySchools are expected to arrange separate seating for F1 students, while maintaining online classes for F0 students.
On March 24, the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee allow F1 who have had enough vaccines or have contracted Covid-19 in three months can work and go to school. Currently, most students over 12 years old (grades 7-12) have been adequately vaccinated, so that F1 children are eligible for school. The group under 12 years old (grades 6 and below) has not been vaccinated, so the regulations only apply to children who have been infected with Covid-19.
The new rules of the Municipal People’s Committee were well received by many secondary schools as it eased the pressure of the F1 zone, reducing the number of online classes.
F1 can go to school, schools will strengthen health monitoring and disease control. Nguyen Thi Thanh Truc, Principal of Duong Van Thi High School, Thu Duc City, said that the school will arrange for F1 students to sit at separate desks and keep their distance while studying. Initially F1 did not join the boarding.
Grade 12 students at the Nha Be Continuing Education Center take a live test at school. Photo: Manh Tung
Similarly, Nguyen Huu Tho High School, District 4 tightened the 5K rules, focusing on masks, disinfectants, and social distancing. Principal Do Dinh Dao said that the F1 student list would be updated regularly. The school assigns teachers and classroom staff to closely monitor the health status of students. If they show any abnormal signs, they will be transferred to an isolation room for rapid testing.
According to the guidance of the Education and Training Office, F1 students who go to school are monitored for at least 10 days from the last date of close contact with F0. Children should regularly wear masks, disinfect their hands, and not share personal items in life, work and study. Students are encouraged to use private transportation from home to school.
From a medical point of view, Dr. Truong Huu Khanh, an infection consultant, Children’s Hospital 1 in Ho Chi Minh City, said that F1 deserves to have no abnormal signs, stable health and can go to work and school. current context. “Schools still need to tighten measures to prevent the epidemic, especially the two criteria of masks and disinfection to ensure safety when taking face-to-face F1 classes,” Khanh said.
Welcoming F1 in the classroom, the high school will keep only a few classes online for F0 students, reducing the complexity of organizing teaching. With more than 1,200 students in 29 classes, Duong Van Thi High School currently has more than 70 F0 students. The school organizes online classes for students at home by live streaming lessons.
Nguyen Du High School, District 10 applies many online forms for F0 or F1 students with abnormal signs and need to be monitored at home. The school will take pictures of the lessons and post the learning materials on the website. Students can view assignments, follow courses in class, and contact teachers for answers.
Tran Quoc Toan Middle School, Thu Duc City on the afternoon of March 24. Photo: Manh Tung
In elementary schools, with the new regulations, F1 teachers can work, many schools have difficulty managing staff. “Still have to arrange on-off, but more teachers come to work, so school is lighter. For the time being, teachers are still teaching online for students at home, two hours a day,” said the principal of the elementary school. in Hanoi.the suburbs.
Along with sending F1 to schools, the Ministry of Education and Training submitted to the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee a draft adjustment a set of safety assessment criteria schools to adapt to new contexts.
Manh Tung – Thu Huong
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