No Holiday Lessons, Vacations, Retreats In Schools - Govt

The Government has reiterated that extra lessons during the holidays remain illegal even for classes that will sit for public examinations later in the year.

Director of communication and advocacy in the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education Taungana Ndoro said the banning of holiday lessons this term is aimed at protecting learners and teachers from the novel coronavirus. Said Ndoro:

We have noted a trend that these schools are trying to circumvent the system by coming up with fancy names for these extra lessons.

Some are terming them vacations, others are saying they are retreats, but what won’t change is that these remain as extra lessons and extra lessons remain illegal for this term.

Schools must stop misleading parents and pupils that they applied and got clearance from the Ministry.

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That is not true and any school that conducts these extra lessons must be prepared to face the consequences. Even if they apply they will never get the clearance this term.

The danger with these holiday lessons is that there won’t be proper monitoring taking place at these schools to ensure adherence to the COVID-19 prevention protocol.

Hence they might expose both the learners and the teachers to this pandemic.

More: The Sunday Mail