Covid-19 Future Learning Updates
Covid-19
Future Learning
updates
Future Learning’s number one priority is the health and safety of our students, teachers and staff.
During this situation all our staff is working hard to support our students, host families and the community as we tackle this challenge together.
Please read below for more information and get in touch with us if you need any advice or assistance
FL IS BACK TO SCHOOL
Following the Irish government’s advice, from Tuesday the 2nd of December all our courses are being conducted in a blended mode with a combination of online learning and face to face classes.
To get full attendance students must attend classes and also submit their individual work on Edmodo in the correct way. We must collect digital proof that this work has been done.
Class Schedules
Part 1 : 2 hrs (8hrs over 4 days - Mon to Thurs)
Language Work 1hr & INDIVIDUAL WORK 1hr (with correction and feedback)
Part 2 : 1hr 45 (7hrs over 4 days - Mon to Thurs)
Project Work 1hr 30 mins & Lesson Recap 15 mins
- Please arrive on time and minimise the use of public transport at peak times.
- Please do not come early and congregate around the entrance.
- Attendance meetings and inductions will be online unless safe distancing can be observed.
How to keep safe in the school environment
Masks must always be worn in the building
Always leave your desk where it is
Wash / Sanitise hands every time you enter
Bring your own equipment (Laptop, Mobile, Notebook) and don’t share it
Wipe any shared equipment before and after using
Leave directly after class, do not use canteen or common areas
Bring your own drinking water
How to keep safe in the school environment
Masks must always be worn in the building
Always leave your desk where it is
Wash / Sanitise hands every time you enter
Bring your own equipment (Laptop, Mobile, Notebook) and don’t share it
Wipe any shared equipment before and after using
Leave directly after class, do not use canteen or common areas
Bring your own drinking water
Symptoms Include
High Temperature
Shortness of breath
Breathing Difficulties
Cough
If you have fever and/or cough you should stay at home regardless of your travel or contact history.
For government information about traveling to Ireland check the official webpage here.
For information on travelling to other countries from Ireland www.dfa.ie
If you have symptoms: Isolate and request a test. Dated proof of a COVID-19 test appointment can be used to justify absence
