Pupils sitting at a distance from each other during lessons at Jetland Kindergarten in Bayan Baru, Penang. — K.T. GOH/The Star
KINDERGARTENS in Penang are welcoming children back with about 40% returning for physical classes.
The low turnout is expected until the end of the year as concerned parents are still reluctant to send their kids back to school.
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Pupils sitting at a distance from each other during lessons at Jetland Kindergarten in Bayan Baru, Penang. — K.T. GOH/The Star
Teacher Goh KeXin showing Everly Lau the proper way to wear a face mask.
Brief Caption: Teacher Mila Gros guide the students queuing to wash their hands at Jetland Kindergarten in Bayan Baru. ( Oct 04, 2021 ). - K.T.GOH/The Star.
Teacher Cynthia Ann sanitising Hey Fa Jin’s school bag.
Brief Caption: Teacher Karen Chung attending a online class at Jetland Kindergarten Bayan Baru,Penang ( Oct 04, 2021 ). - K.T.GOH/The Star.
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