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KDSG Directs Remaining Primary, Secondary School Classes To Resume Feb. 22

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KDSG Directs Remaining Primary, Secondary School Classes To Resume Feb. 22
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The Kaduna State Government has approved Feb. 22 as the second phase resumption date for the remaining classes in public and private primary and secondary schools across the state.

The Commissioner for Education, Dr. Shehu Muhammad, stated this  in a statement made available to journalists in Kaduna on Saturday.

The government had reopened Junior Secondary School 1 (JSS 1), JSS 3, Senior Secondary School 3 (SS 3), and primary four, five and six in private schools were opened.

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All  other public secondary , primary and nursery schools were ordered to remain closed.

He identified the remaining classes as SS 2, SS 1 and JSS 2 in public and private secondary schools; primary four, five and six in public primary schools.

The  reopened classes in the  schools were directed to run academic activities on shift basis to ensure compliance  with COVID-19 guidelines with the first shift running from 08:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, while the second shift will be from 01:00 p.m. to 05:00 p.m.

Muhammad said that after a thorough review of adherence to COVID-19 protocols in schools, the government has directed that all the remaining classes in public and private schools to reopen for full academic activities.

He added that the schools would continue to run shifts to enable them sustain the COVID-19 guidelines and abide by the simple preventive measures put in place.

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According to him, others  are primary three, two, one and nursery classes in private schools, as well as Islamiyah schools.

“In view of this, the Kaduna State Ministry of Education is directing all principals and head teachers to make arrangements to receive boarding and day students of the remaining classes on Feb. 22.

“The State COVID-19 task force will continue monitoring all schools to ensure that  safe learning environments against the pandemic are strictly adhered to and maintained.

“This is in addition to the continuous enforcement of all COVID-19 guidelines put in place by the state government.

“As such, all administrators of public and private schools must continue to comply with all COVID-19 protocols as any violation may lead to the closure of the affected school without any notice,” he said.

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