Tuesday, 07/12/2021 15:50 (GMT+7)
On December 6, only 50% twelfth graders in Hanoi returned to their classrooms after months of school closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A student at Viet Duc High School checks her body temperature.
(Photo: VGP)
50 percent have in-person classes Monday, Wednesday and Friday; and the rest have them on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. High schools, vocational and continuing education facilities in low or medium coronavirus risk areas, are allowed to reopen.
The rest of the students in the capital city, apart from ninth graders in suburban areas, will continue with online lessons. Preschool children will also stay at home.
Earlier, Hanoi’s education department on December 5 decided to change the previously announced school reopening plan as many Covid-19 community transmissions have been detected in the last few days, making it risky for students.
On the first day of reopening, local schools have seriously observed the Health Ministry of Health’s “5K message”, including facemask, disinfection, distance, no gathering and health declaration./.
BTA