Back for good: Schools are fully open


Ready to learn: A teacher checking the body temperature of an SJK (C) Kheng Chee, Puchong, pupil when primary schools started reopening in stages on July 15. – File photo

DENSITY aside, capacity, safety, hygiene and compliance with social distancing as recommended by the Health Ministry and the National Security Council, were factors that determined the operational models used in schools when they fully reopened on Wednesday, the Education Ministry told StarEdu.

Early this month, Education Minister Dr Mohd Radzi Md Jidin said schools could choose to reopen following either the one-session, two-session or rotational operation model, to ensure that the ministry’s school reopening management guideline could be implemented.

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