Nigeria's ministry of education has released the latest guidelines schools must follow before they reopen in the country.

But it did not reveal when schools will reopen.

Since March, the federal government closed down all schools in the country due to the coronavirus pandemic.

These latest guidelines the Federal Ministry of Education released followed the Nigerian government's announcement of date for resumption of international flight.

Earlier, the government had reopened churches and mosque across the country as part of measures to ease the lockdown restriction.

Even as the government believes things would come to normal, cases of coronavirus in the country are still increasing.

So, there are rules schools ought to follow before and when they reopen to reduce the spread of the virus without compromising quality

Below are 7 guidelines the federal government released for schools to follow when they reopen.

1. Training of teachers and other personnel on safety and hygiene measures.

2. Schools must establish COVID-19 referral system.

3. Schools must ensure an ambulance is available. They must also have access to testing/isolation/ treatment centres including NCDC helpline and state government facilities.

4. They must ensure they have Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) facilities within the school premises.

5. Schools must reduce the number of students or pupil in classrooms, hostels worship centres and other spaces..

6. They should encourage the use of open spaces for gathering and promote outdoor activities.

7. Schools must set up a committee to monitor and enforce the COVID-19 guidelines within their premises.

Source: https://candiidonline.com/2020/08/19/education-ministry-releases-7-guidelines-for-school-reopening/

It's about time they opened schools. As we were not able to do online teaching, due to our education system, the students would be lacking behind by months.

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SimplyAJ:
It's about time they opened schools. As we were not able to do online teaching, due to our education system, the students would be lacking behind by months.

I agree with you

I promise you, all these guildlines go break down 2 weeks into resumption

Dreamliner787:
I promise you, all these guildlines go break down 2 weeks into resumption

Lol

Guidelines upon guidelines

ahbeg make I hear word

All those things are not feasible in these present day Nigeria

You are right

HELLASJ:
Guidelines upon guidelines

ahbeg make I hear word

Na wa for you oh

jericco1:
All those things are not feasible in these present day Nigeria

Exactly

Aliyu10562:
You are right

Confirm

HELLASJ:
Guidelines upon guidelines

ahbeg make I hear word

I tire o

Schools must this, schools must that. Overzealousness na him dey worry una.

Bluntguy:
Schools must this, schools must that. Overzealousness na him dey worry una.

Lol

Lol.... Shey na Ajegunle high school abi na Bariga junior grammar school wan keep up to this guidelines??

obonujoker:
Lol.... Shey na Ajegunle high school abi na Bariga junior grammar school wan keep up to this guidelines??

LWKMD

obonujoker:
Lol.... Shey na Ajegunle high school abi na Bariga junior grammar school wan keep up to this guidelines??

Abi na Awori College or Ajangbadi High School? mtcheeew.....

chii8:



Abi na Awori College or Ajangbadi High School? mtcheeew.....

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