It’s been a busy week for uEducateUs schools. Here’s our roundup of the week’s updates: Scheduled Maintenance: 0830-1230AEST, 16 May 2020 Daily Attendance Updates still in force Return to school 26 May 2020 Scheduled Maintenance Servers will be offline for maintenance to improve system reliability between 08:30 – 12:30 AEST, 16-05-2020 Please raise a support…
The Victorian Government have announced plans for a return to school.
The key dates from the press release are:
12 May 2020: Victorian school staff will be prioritised for voluntary coronavirus testing for a two-week period from both mobile and fixed testing sites, starting 12 may 2020;
25 May 2020: Teachers & Staff return for pupil-free day;
26 May 2020: All Prep, Grade 1 and Grade 2 students, specialist school students, as well as VCE and VCAL students return to school;
9 June 2020: All remaining students return to school.
Vulnerable students year 3-10 and students whose parents cannot work from home (e.g., teachers, emergency workers, etc) can continue to attend as before.
CEO Jason Corbett was recently interviewed on ACE Radio Network Local News on TRFM Gippsland regarding how uEducateUs can help with schools during the COVID-19 shutdown, including text communication and built-in tasks to assign students.
Ordinarily, term one holidays would end on the 14th of April. However, the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic may force longer closures. Because of this, many schools are seeking guidance on how to run their curriculum.
There’s a lot of uncertainty around school closures at the moment and we thought it wise to show schools how they can keep operating even if staff and students are forced into quarantine.
We’ve created a series of Knowledge Base articles to help you setup your school so students can work from home.