All systems were a go at Bryanston High School this morning (1 June) as the school welcomed its Grade 12 learners.
We are at @Bryanston_High this morning as the welcome the return of the class of 2020
📍Bryanston, Sandton
📰 @Sandton_News pic.twitter.com/P5fAHrorxa— Chanté (@Chante_Poppie) June 1, 2020
Learners returned to their classrooms after over two months of online learning.
According to teacher and Grade head Tamsyn Lobban, the learners are eager to get back to a sense of normality.
“They have missed coming to school and to help the transition we will be giving them a few treats this week just to give something to look forward to,” she said.
The learners have been screened by means of a thermometer check & encouraged to untilise the various sanitizing stations @Bryanston_High @Sandton_News pic.twitter.com/D1Y0ow9HDw
— Chanté (@Chante_Poppie) June 1, 2020
Lobban added that the school made the temporary decision to allow learners to come dressed in casual attire so that they are not repeatedly wearing the same items of clothing every day.
“It just contributes to the safety of the learners,” Lobban said.
Gauteng MEC of Education @Lesufi inspected the school’s hygiene practices and protocols last week. Welcome back Grade 12’s! @Bryanston_High @Sandton_News pic.twitter.com/O1JwY1cZVn
— Chanté (@Chante_Poppie) June 1, 2020
Related article:
https://www.citizen.co.za/sandton-chronicle/276910/motshekga-confident-in-decision-to-reopen-schools/
