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As explained by the Minister of Education, Heinz Faßmann, there will be no recommendations for the Stop Corona application when school starts. “The application of the Red Cross is voluntary, students are not required to do so.” Classes are held in the window days after Ascension Day and Corpus Christi.
Homework days if possible
Graduates of the school begin on May 4. In a second phase, the primary and secondary levels will continue from May 15. High school students have to wait until May 29.
Strict hygiene measures are also applied in schools: a mask is required in the hallways, disinfectants will be on hand, and frequent ventilation is also imperative. Classes are also held in turns.
As the Minister of Education, Heinz Faßmann explained, in the “Ö1-Mittagsjournal”, there will also be “homework days”: “Children should study at home if possible. If this is not possible, there will continue to be care options child at school. ”
50 percent reduction
However, Fassmann hopes that not all parents send their children to school these days. However, there must be separate classes for this, where the minimum distances are also observed.
Shift work ensures that this is reduced by 50 percent. This applies to both schools and public transportation. The school doors should open around 7:30 a.m. to avoid a large crowd.
The Minister of Education does not want to make a recommendation for the implementation of the Red Cross. “The application is voluntary, there will be no obligation for students.”
The notation closure moved back
The rating will be postponed because there are also some holidays in May and June. “This should be as close to vacation as possible. Right now it’s mainly the start of the penultimate school week. Until now, no one had known what to do with this time in the week after graduation,” said Faßmann. Window days are used as school days.
Internships in higher education schools should “be done whenever possible.” If companies are not ready, as in tourism, for example, they can be moved or eliminated. According to Fassmann, it is not an “indispensable necessity”.
Laptops ordered by the Ministry of Education are expected to be delivered in May, when most students return to school.
He couldn’t completely erase the fact that the school system was partly overly bureaucratic: “Changing historically developed structures is anything but easy. If we had the time and had many good lawyers, I would say: recoding all the school law, that would be such a thing. “says Fassmann.
