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Times of Oman
28-04-2025
- Health
- Times of Oman
Indian School Darsait conducts online classes due to chicken pox outbreak
Muscat: Indian School Darsait is conducting online classes for all grades after instructions from the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, Ministry of Health, due to the outbreak of chickenpox According to a circular issued by the school authorities, online classes are being held from April 27, 2025, and will continue till Thursday, May 1, 2025. Students from Grades I to XII will follow their regular class timetable through their teachers' Google Classrooms. Balvatika and Kindergarten classes will also be conducted online, with timetables to be shared by their respective teachers. The school has advised parents to monitor their children for any symptoms of chickenpox and to refrain from sending them back to school once offline classes resume, if they are still unwell. A medical fitness certificate will be mandatory for any student returning to campus after recovery.
Press and Journal
23-04-2025
- General
- Press and Journal
Culloden Academy closed for second day due to no running water
Culloden Academy will remain closed for a second day due to no running water. Staff discovered the fault just hours after more than 1,000 pupils returned from their Easter holidays on Tuesday. The Inverness school is expected to reopen on Thursday. Revision materials are being posted online for S4, S5, and S6 students to help keep them on track amid the closure. A statement, posted by the school on social media this morning, reads: 'Culloden Academy will remain closed on Wednesday. 'Work to restore water to the premises is ongoing and should allow us to reopen on Thursday as normal. 'Heads of Department will be posting work and/or revision materials on Google Classrooms for Senior students in S4, S5 and S6 – students should check these for relevant material.' The closure has affected 1137 pupils. Highland Council has been approached for comment.
CBC
11-03-2025
- General
- CBC
Elizabeth Ziegler Public School in Waterloo closed for two more weeks over safety concerns
Social Sharing Elizabeth Ziegler Public School in Waterloo, Ont., will be closed for most of this month after safety concerns were raised about the building's exact concerns with the facade of the school were not released. The Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) has extended the closure from March 17 to March 28. In-person learning is currently scheduled to resume on March 31. The school was also closed for most of last week. In a press release, WRDSB says students and families are being asked to pick up a Chromebook or iPad at the school on Monday to help with continue learning remotely during the temporary closure. "Teachers will teach synchronously and will be available to students during the regular school day hours on their Google Classrooms. Students are invited to participate as they are able," WRDSB said in the release posted online. Decision to close made 'out of an abundance of caution' The public school board says contractors plan to continue "conducting comprehensive structural testing" and "evaluating and determining next steps" during the closure. Before and after school programs run at the school are also closed. "The decision to close the Elizabeth Ziegler building was made out of an abundance of caution for the safety and well-being of students and staff," the board said in a statement last week. A sign on the school's front lawn says there is road work underway on Moore Avenue. In an emailed statement, the city of Waterloo told CBC News there is no link between the road work and the school closure. The school's building was constructed in 1931 and is an example of the Gothic Revival style. A primary classroom wing was added to the school in 1954 and a gym was built in 1986. Further renovations to the Kindergarten wing were made in 2013.
