Safe School Return Campaign
We all have a role to play in helping children return to school safely
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UNICEF, the Ministry of Education and the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention are launching this campaign to provide practical ideas for everyone to help children return to school safely.
Good hygiene practices, maintaining social distance, and monitoring for symptoms are all important measures that need to continue. We also need to make sure that children are not stigmatized if they or their family members have been sick, or if they have travelled to affected areas. All children should be able to return to a safe and supportive environment.
These messages and tips for students, teachers and parents will be distributed in video and poster formats to schools across the country. You can help. We encourage everyone to share the videos and posters with family members, friends, colleagues, and of course the children in their life.
All of us – children of all ages, friends, parents, caregivers and teachers – have a role to play in making the return to school healthy, safe, and smooth.
Poster
Six things children need to know about starting school and returning to class.
Poster (kindergarteners)
Four things you need to know before returning to kindergarten.
Poster
Six things young people need to know about starting school and returning to class.
Video
Tips for talking to children, sharing correct information, and supporting school safety efforts.
Poster
A poster with information parents need to know about their children returning to school.
Poster (kindergarteners)
A poster with six things parents of kindergartners need to know about starting school and returning to class.
Video
Tips for caring for students, modelling good hygiene practices, and supporting psychological and emotional needs.
Poster
A poster with a simple checklist teachers need to know to prepare for their students returning to class.
Poster (kindergarteners)
A poster with tips teachers need to know to prepare for their kindergarten students returning to class.
