Tuition classes to resume from Jan 25, except in Western Province

Tuition classes to resume from Jan 25, except in Western Province

January 16, 2021   05:59 pm

The Director-General of Health Services has granted approval to resume tuition classes from January 25, the Ministry of Health stated.

However, this decision will not apply to Western Province.

The Director-General of Health Services has requested that only the tuition classes for G. C. E. Ordinary Level and Advanced Level be opened.

Further, guidelines have also been set pertaining to the maximum number of students allowed per class.

The Ministry said that either maximum of 100 students or 50 percent of the seating capacity of the class is allowed to take part in one class at a time.

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