FG Grant School Reopening To Final Year's; Pry6, Ss3 etc. In Compliance With Necessary Measures

By Komolafe Olaoluwa Solomon

Nigerian Educational sector get is own part of the relaxation of the lockdown after waiting for a long period of time not allowing depression from the positive cases on the record chart of the NCDC, While on Monday a great news to whom it may concern came with the FG giving Only those writing the National Common Entrance Examinations, O'level examinations, etc., are to resume classes as long as the schools comply strictly with the recommended steps and required measures to be issued by the Federal Ministry of Education.

While enduring schools to continue with the electronic learning and visual teaching, it said all daycares and primary schools must remain closed till evaluation. Secondary and tertiary institutions are also to remain closed.

The National Coordinator of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, Dr. Sani Aliyu, made this known in Abuja.

He said, “Students in only graduating classes – Primary 6, JSS 3 and SS3, will be allowed to resume in preparation for examinations.

“All daycares and primary schools remain closed till evaluation. Schools are encouraged to continue with the electronic learning and visual teaching, but the pupils may proceed to take the National Common Entrance as soon as it is feasible, provided that they are compliant with issued non-pharmaceutical interventions.

“For secondary and tertiary institutions, all schools are to remain closed till further evaluation. Arrangements are to be made for exiting graduating students in JSS 3 and SS 3, to resume at both boarding and day schools as soon as possible for intensive revision exercises.

He further stated that: “All educational establishments are to conduct exhaustive reviews to ensure compliance with the issued guidelines on COVID-19 before the opening up for this purpose. They will open up only for the purpose of exiting students.

“preparation is going to be made for students taking part in NABTEB and BEC exams, WAEC examinations, NECO and sub exams respectively.

“All schools must comply with the serious recommended steps and asked measures to be issued by the federal Ministry of Education before an institution is  reopened in the timeline to be issued.”