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A student’s coronavirus test came back positive in the year of graduation from the Benedictine primary school in Pannonhalma, writes the Hungarian Catholic website Kurír. After the infection came to light, the entire grade went into voluntary quarantine, and students are now waiting in separate attics at the university to be tested on Mondays and Wednesdays.
“In the graduation year from the Benedictine Grammar School in Pannonhalma, a student produced a positive coronavirus test. The school, which operates on a continuous residential system, has just developed a summer monitoring protocol to treat similar cases and prevent the spread of infection, in consultation with experts in epidemiology. Consequently, the entire graduate degree (a cohort) expects group tests in separate attic rooms from the dormitory, in voluntary quarantine, and the prefects (dormitory educators) who have also been in close contact with the students. The parents of all the students were notified of the case and the procedural protocol.
This residential church school is an educational institution that is protected and well protected due to its special characteristics, as it operates in a world heritage site protected by security, protecting students, teachers and resident monks with an entrance system of a single door.
The Benedictine primary school educates students from all over the Carpathian basin. Students from other countries were able to move and start their studies after two negative tests. “
– the Archabbey of Pannonhalma wrote in its declaration.
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