The National Coordinator of the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19, Sani Aliyu, said schools and educational bodies that plan to reopen must have detailed communication protocols that include parents, school health teams, school authorities and local state officials
He disclosed this during a briefing in Abuja on Thursday.
Schools around the country have begun to reopen after more than five months of closure, as part of measures to curb the spread of the novel disease.
Giving an update on Thursday, Aliyu said, “The Federal Ministry of Education, the PTF and the NCDC (Nigeria Centre for Disease Control) have developed guidelines to ensure schools can reopen, minimise the risk of transmission and continue to operate safely.
“Schools and educational bodies that plan to reopen must have detailed communication protocols that include parents, school health teams, school authorities and local state officials.
“They must also have a system for providing regular updates for parents, staff and relevant authorities as well as communicate changes to procedures effectively and clearly to understand how COVID-19 can spread and how to mitigate the spread in line with official guidelines.”
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Schools wey don open since, which reopening again, abi are they talking about Asuu😀😀
ReplyDeleteFederal schools are resuming on the 12th.
DeletePls this reopening of school does it include Reception and Nursery?
ReplyDeleteDon't think so. Primary schools are yet to open in my state. Even the private once.
DeleteMy area here all schools have opened including public schools. Although the public schools timing is different.
ReplyDeleteMtsheew. The one's that opened are not following any protocol
ReplyDeleteMy baby is always crying every morning when her siblings are going to school. Please o when will nursery open o. And please Lagos State government, consider opening our market for everyday, my restaurant business is suffering due to this one day off and on.
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