Students are required to wear face masks and wash their hands before entering the classroom

Millions of students of all grades had been forced to stay at home and experience distance learning provided by teachers through apps since the disease broke out in January. Now when the disease has been kept in check, they, mostly 9^th and 12^th graders, were allowed to return to school.

To welcome students back, school management in collaboration with relevant agencies have disinfected classrooms and other facilities to ensure they are safe for students.

Many schools have set up hand wash basins in front of the school gate or deployed staff to check students’ body temperature before they come in. Students are required to wear face masks and maintain a safe distance, and this practice is strictly monitored through the CCTV system.  

Over the past few weeks, school management has worked out plans to receive students in two shifts, with one in the morning and the other in the afternoon, trying to help students get back on track. VOV 

Lack of classrooms make social distancing at schools difficult

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Hanoi to reopen schools from May 4

High schools and universities in Hanoi plan to reopen from May 4, head of the city's People’s Committee Nguyen Duc Chung said on Wednesday.