Who will open and when?
• Will the after-hours activities work and in what format?
• How will children learn in schools?
• Which businesses will return?
• The answers to all the important questions
The Corona Cabinet this evening (Monday) approved the return of first- and fourth-graders to the educational frameworks and the opening of the trading business that includes “one-on-one” operations starting next week.
However, the public is still confused and does not understand exactly what will be opened and how everything will be done.
"Israel Today" is putting you in order with the complete guide to reliefs that are expected to take effect starting this coming Sunday (November 1).
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Education:
The studies in grades 1-2 will take place alternately (split, half grade), according to a formula brought to the Cabinet that will constitute a temporary practical solution for the immediate term.
A.
Each grade in grades 1-2 will be split into two: there will be no mixing between the two groups and students will be required to wear masks.
B.
Afternoon classes will include up to 28 students from the same age group (first or second grades) and from the same educational institution, no more than 3 capsules.
The Minister of Education will work together with the local government to reduce beyond the proposed mix between the groups in the after-school programs.
third.
Afternoon shuttles (where available) will take place as is the case today, but there will be a separation in the middle of the bus and students will be charged with a mask.
Authorities that can teach in full classrooms while meeting health requirements - will receive approval from the Ministry of Education.
3. A permanent solution to the issue of operating first and second grades in the corona period will be formulated after we study what is happening in the kindergartens and analyze the alternatives that came up in the discussion and other alternatives.
Responsibility: The Minister of Education together with the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Finance, the Prime Minister's Office and local government.
trade:
In the near future (1/11), the areas set out in the outline (complementary medicine, non-medical treatments) will develop.
2. One-on-one treatments: books (hairdressers), beauty and cosmetic treatments, driving instructors, personal trainers and other areas according to the list to be compiled by the Ministry of Health.
3. Street shops, B & Bs and community services - will be brought up for discussion on Thursday.