UAE to reopen nurseries with precautionary measures - GulfToday

UAE to reopen nurseries with precautionary measures

  • 28 Aug 2020
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Gulf Today, Staff Reporter

The UAE Ministry of Education and National Emergency Crisis and Disasters Management Authority (NECDMA) announced the reopening of nurseries in line with special requirements and all precautionary.

Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (ADEK) tweet announces guidelines and measures for nurseries in Abu Dhabi to reopen.

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All nurseries must undergo health and safety inspections and receive a no-objection certificate from ADEK.

All staff must undergo mandatory COVID-19 online training.

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Nurseries are to operate at reduced capacity, with children to be cared for in ‘bubbles’ of no more than 10.

Children and staff must undergo daily temperature and health checks, and nurseries will be subject to periodic inspections to check compliance with safety measures.

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