Here is some more information on what a restart to schools is going to look like in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong school pupils will have to stay about a metre apart from each other and will only attend classes for half a day should face-to-face lessons resume as expected by the end of May, the Post has learned.
Some 900,000 kindergarten and school pupils have been out of classes since early February amid the coronavirus pandemic, with most switching to online learning.
Sources told the Post that, should the local health crisis continue to ease, senior secondary students would be the first batch to return to campuses on the week of May 25, following the completion of Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) exams.
They would be followed by younger secondary and older primary school pupils, who could resume classes in June by the earliest.
But most universities would continue to conduct online lessons until the current semester ended in May, while alternative forms of assessments such as online exams would be carried out.
We all hope that our children’s education can get back to some semblance of normal as soon as possible.
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