The Ministry of Education tested the guidelines to reopen the schools amidst the COVID-19 pandemic at 12 public schools and at eight private learning institutions in early May.
The Ministry of Education tested the guidelines to reopen the schools amidst the COVID-19 pandemic at 12 public schools and at eight private learning institutions in early May.Earlier today, 10 June, the Ministry of Education announced the reopening of public schools from 24 June for examination studentsThis also applies to classes for international certificates of the same level.
The decision to reopen the schools comes amidst the Recovery Movement Control Order , which came into effect today "The date for the reopening of the schools was decided after taking into consideration the views and advice from the Ministry of Health and the National Security Council ," "We hope parents and guardians will ensure their children are healthy before sending them to school." According to the Education Minister, the ministry tested the guidelines to reopen the schools amidst the COVID-19 pandemic at 12 public schools and at eight private learning institutions in early May.Meanwhile, Malaysia today recorded just two new COVID-19 cases, 10 JunKes sembuh=39Jumlah kes sembuh=7,014Jumlah positif=8,338Kes kematian=1Jumlah Kes kematian=118kes dirawat di ICU=5Temperature Checks And Staggered Recess: MOE Unveils SOP For Schools When They Reopen The guideline details how students will have to move around the school compound in a safe manner, from the time they arrive until they leave for home.Here Are 5 Highly Sought After Skills To Learn On Coursera For FreeRead the full story
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