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The Lithuanian Minister of Education argues that safe return to schools in the fall is not only possible but also needed: “The key is to start the upcoming academic year normallyâ€. Extra sanitary measures will be provided.
"As we see the need, especially for young children who cannot be left home alone, they should have proper conditions to receive education at pre-school establishments and primary schools†he explained.
Read more in the article below:
https://www.baltictimes.com/key_scenario_is_to_start_academic_year_normally___lithuania_s_educmin/
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Going back to schools in Lithuania
The Lithuanian Minister of Education argues that safe return to schools in the fall is not only possible but also needed: “The key is to start the upcoming academic year normallyâ€. Extra sanitary measures will be provided.
"As we see the need, especially for young children who cannot be left home alone, they should have proper conditions to receive education at pre-school establishments and primary schools†he explained.
Read more in the article below:
https://www.baltictimes.com/key_scenario_is_to_start_academic_year_normally___lithuania_s_educmin/
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