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Grades one to six head back to school in Hanoi

Thứ Tư, 06/04/2022, 15:51

Schools throughout the capital reopened to all students from the first to sixth grades from April 6 after nearly one year of online studying caused by the country’s COVID-19 fight.

Many students arrive at school early to prepare for their first in-person classes.

First grade students are bewildered upon getting to school for the first time, with teachers guiding them into school.

First graders quickly recognise and greet each other as they enter the same class together.

Students in Thang Long primary school can’t hide their excitement at being back to school following a long period of studying online.

Many parents stand in front of the school gate as they wait for their children to enter the classroom.

In Nam Tu Liem primary school both teachers and students are excited at the prospect of heading back to school.

All of them share their memories of online studying during their first lesson.

Each student is required to bring a bottle of water, wear face mask, and follow the Health Ministry’s 5K message on COVID-19 prevention and control measures.

Teachers and staff head to An Hung primary school from the early morning to prepare to welcome students.

The first day of being back at school brings new challenges to young students.

When welcoming back students teachers guide students to use hand sanitizer and record their body temperature before entering the building.

All students are required to wear face masks during school hours.

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