Closer to the day for children to go to class, parents panic because the kindergarten… disappears!
When there is information Hanoi lets preschool children go to school from April 13many parents expressed their joy because after nearly 1 year, their children were finally able to go to school.
However, close to the day of returning to school, many parents were surprised and worried when after a long break due to the Covid-19 epidemic, their child’s preschool suddenly… disappeared.
After having a schedule for her children to return to school, Ms. Le Thu Ha (Bac Tu Liem district, Hanoi) immediately took advantage of the school to look around to see how the school was preparing to welcome her children, how to arrange classes for her children as well. like has there been any change in the number of students in this year’s class… However, when she arrived, she suddenly found that the site of the former school had become a barber shop.
“When I asked, the female barber said that she just rented this space 3 months ago to cut her hair and wash her hair. I asked where the school is, no one knows.
Taro, I called my son’s former teacher to find out that the school is looking for another cheaper place to reopen, the previous office has too high rental costs so it can’t be maintained, when will the new school be completed? good, will actively message back to parents.
However, what I am worried about is that from now on, when the new building of the school is completed, where will my children go to school?Ha wondered.
Unable to bear the burden of space during the epidemic season, many nurseries… disappeared.
“When I asked the principal, I learned that the school was closed for epidemic prevention and control from May 1, 2021. Due to insufficient funds to pay for the expensive premises of 100 million/month as well as to maintain support for teachers, my school was dissolved. In the same situation when she could not find a new school for her children, Ms. Nguyen Mai Lien (Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi) said that her children’s school is located on the first floor, the most beautiful location in the apartment complex, but from a few months ago. saw the school move all the slides and learning tools out of the classroom to pay the ground.
Now, my wife and I do not know where to apply for our children to study. Moved to this apartment to live, but nearly 2 years of epidemic, so I still have not cut my border in my hometown to import in Hanoi, so it is very difficult to register my children to go to public schools because of related paperwork and procedures. Registration for temporary residence and temporary absence is very complicated.
Moreover, my work often leaves me early and late at night, and I work in shifts, so I cannot pick up my children on time according to the regulations of the public school. Currently, the private schools near my house are also full of students, so it is really difficult for me and my wife to find a suitable school to send children to.Lien said.
Not only Ms. Lien, many parents with children of preschool age who are studying in private and public schools in Hanoi face the fear of finding a new school for their children when the schools announce their closure due to the epidemic. For a long time, the institution does not have the financial capacity to continue opening the school.
Talking to Infonet, Ms. Le Thi Thanh Tam – Deputy Head of the Education Department of Nam Tu Liem District (Hanoi) said: “In fact, after nearly a year of suspending operations because of the epidemic, many private educational institutions face difficulties, in which the biggest burden is the cost of renting space. There are also schools that have paid ground, there are also schools that have dissolved.
When Hanoi allows kindergartens to reopen, if the parents have difficulties when the preschool group has not reopened or is dissolved, they can find the nearest class groups.
The Department of Education and Training will also suggest that preschools in the public system provide maximum support for parents who have not been able to find a class for their children, so parents can rest assured.”
The Hanoi Department of Education and Training on April 11 also said that it had just sent a guiding document to the Departments of Education and Training and schools. Accordingly, focus on organizing the care, nurturing and education of children on the basis of voluntary and consent of the parents. In addition, the school must meet safety requirements in the prevention of the Covid-19 epidemic. In the process of organizing the care and education of children, if there are cases related to epidemiological issues, which do not ensure safety in the prevention and control of the Covid-19 epidemic, the school must proactively handle according to instructions and instructions. Report to the local Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control…
Hanoi currently has more than 500,000 preschool students, of which about 28% attend non-public schools. Through a survey of the Departments of Education and Training, more than 80% of parents of preschool children agreed to let their children go to school directly. Direct attendance is carried out on a voluntary basis, with the consent of the students’ parents, and organizes day-boarding activities and teaches 2 sessions/day.
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