Schools In Anambra to Resume Monday, September 7th

Schools In Anambra to Resume Monday, September 7th

The Anambra State Government has announced Monday September seventh for the resumption of schools in the state.

In a statement signed by the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Basic Education Nwabuezue Nwankwo says Junior secondary school students will resume on Monday, September 7, while the third term 2019/2020 academic session for primary and senior secondary school students will begin on the fourteen September 2020.

The statement also states that the school boarders are to return the weekend before the resumption date.

It further added that parents are to provide an alcohol based hand sanitizers and face mask for their children.

Schools are also expected to make maximum use of the time while keeping a close watch on the health implications.

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