The Secretariat for Catholic Education has said that it has received a request from the Malta Union of Teachers to follow the same direction on the staggered opening of Church Schools. This follows the notification from Ministry for Education that in State Schools, educators will be returning on the 28th of September and students attending primary
A statement issued by the Secretariat for Catholic Education has confirmed that Church schools will be following government schools and re-opening their doors at a later date. Earlier today, the Education Ministry announced that students will return to school a week later than planned, with the tentative reopening date being the week between 7th and
Photo by: Unsplash Tista' taqra bil- Malti . Informed sources have told Newsbook.com.mt that the Secretariat for Catholic Education has acceded to a request that the Church schools open at par with those in the government sector. This means that Church schools will be opening between the 7 th and the 14 th October and by the latter date, all children
The Secretariat for Catholic Education has announced that it has been decided that educators working in Church Schools are to return at their respective school on the dates previously established by each school. Until students return to school, educators are to familiarise themselves with the protocols to be adopted and continue with their preparation
The reopening of Church schools will also be postponed, the Curia announced today. The Ministry for Education and Employment today announced that in State Schools, educators will be returning on 28 September and compulsory school-aged students, that is students attending primary and secondary schools, will return from 7 till the 14 October. The Secretariat
Last minute decision will have further adverse effects on students, working parents and their employers alike. The Malta Chamber of Commerce Enterprise and Industry welcomes the recent development in relation to the reopening of schools for the scholastic year 2020/21, as it appears that a national consensus in favour of schools opening in October
There is no logical reason for schools which are ready to open, to remain closed and deprive students of a week of face-to-face education at this juncture, the Malta Chamber said. The Chamber welcomed the recent development in relation to the reopening of schools for the scholastic year 2020/21, “as it appears that a national consensus in favour of
Students in state schools will return to their classrooms in a staggered way between 7 and 14 October the Education Ministry has announced. Parents will also have the choice of whether or not to send their children to school. The Malta Union of Teachers has welcomed the move by the Education Authority and said they will be working with their members
Government has announced that students will be back to school as from Wednesday 7 th October. It added that as previously announced, teachers will be back at school on the 28 th September. Government said that “ a staggered approach will be taken to assure a smooth transition back to school and educators continue with their preparations”. In a statement,
Reading Time: < 1 minute Schools will re-open on October 7, the Education Ministry announced. The re-opening of schools was postponed by a week. Students will re-enter school on different dates, according to their year group, over a period of not more than one week starting from October 7. By October 14, all students will be back at school, the Ministry