Posters with key reopening guidelines available for secondary schools

Published May 27, 2020

The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has designed a number of posters highlighting the main rules and recommendations from the ‘Restarting secondary education’ protocol. The posters can help draw students’ and staff’s attention to these guidelines and thus contribute to a smooth and safe reopening from 2 June.

Posters with key reopening guidelines available for secondary schools

Schools can download and print the files and put them up at entrances, in classrooms or on the school grounds.

Two files are also available for announcements via the digital noticeboard: the ‘Rules in our school’ poster (portrait) and the ‘Rules in our school’ poster (landscape).

The posters will also be translated into English and Arabic; these versions will be made available as soon as possible.

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