Anti-epidemic Fund 5.0｜Education Council: Suspension of Kindergarten and Private Schools Facing Operational Challenges and Looking for Funding

The government announced on Tuesday (11th) the establishment of the fifth round of "Anti-epidemic Anti-epidemic Fund". The Education Council issued a statement saying that under the epidemic, kindergartens have repeatedly dropped out. The conflict between schools and parents about paying and waiving tuition fees” has brought challenges to school operations, and urged the government to include private kindergartens and schools in the scope of the fifth round of anti-epidemic funds.

The Education Council issued a statement saying that under the epidemic, kindergartens have repeatedly dropped out of school. Omicron's attack, kindergartens and primary schools are the first to suspend classes, which will once again "stimulate the contradiction between schools and parents about paying and waiving tuition fees," and will have a negative impact on school operations. to challenge.

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The Education Council's statement pointed out that in the past two years, many private kindergartens and school teachers had to reduce their salaries or even be fired, and a large number of private kindergartens were closed, which seriously affected the morale and stability of the teacher team. Omicron variant virus invaded Hong Kong In the fifth wave of the epidemic, kindergartens and primary schools took the lead in suspending classes, posing challenges to operations and "re-invigorating the conflict between schools and parents about paying and waiving tuition fees."

The Education Council bluntly stated that if there is a loss of students, the reduction in tuition income will cause many private kindergartens and schools to face the crisis of closing again. It urges the government to include private kindergartens and primary schools in the scope of the fifth round of the Anti-epidemic Fund, including obtaining a license from the Social Welfare Department. The Hong Kong-based child care centres in Hong Kong provide a capitation allowance during the class suspension period, the government pays the tuition fees for kindergarten students during the class suspension period, and provides anti-epidemic subsidies to all schools in Hong Kong.

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