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Info pack for disease control
In this crucial moment, we would like to fight the disease with you together. We now sincerely provide some useful information for your reference.
We apologize some materials are in Chinese only. If you have any question, you are most welcome to approach us for further enquiries. Thank you for your understanding.
Classes will be resumed on March 2 the earliest
Class resumption
The Education Bureau (EDB) announced that due to the latest epidemic development, all schools in Hong Kong (including kindergartens, primary schools, secondary schools, special schools and private schools offering non-formal curriculum) would resume classes on March 2 the earliest pending further assessment.
Personal hygiene
Meanwhile, the EDB strongly urged students to avoid going to areas affected by the epidemic outbreak. Parents should also arrange for their children who are traveling abroad to return to Hong Kong as soon as possible. After returning to Hong Kong, they should be mindful of their physical conditions. If they feel unwell, they should seek medical treatment as soon as possible to safeguard their health. During the period of postponement of class resumption, students should stay at home and avoid going to crowded places. Parents should suspend group/extra-curricular activities for their children, such as interest classes and tuition classes, and should not allow students to travel abroad in order to lower the risk of being infected.
E-learning
During the period of class suspension, PHCPS will make good use of e-learning. May parents kindly remind students to study in a timely manner to better spend their time.
Other matters
Arrangements about the postponement of class resumption and related matters, including the Primary 6 internal examinations for the purpose of Secondary School Places Allocation and the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination be announced next week by the EDB.
Extending Chinese New Year holidays to February 16
In view of an increase in the number of confirmed and suspected Novel Coronavirus infection cases and the increasing risk of the spread of the virus in crowded environment in a short period of time when people travel abroad and visit relatives during the Chinese New Year holidays, the Education Bureau (EDB) today announced that all schools (including kindergartens, primary schools, secondary schools and special schools) will extend their Chinese New Year holidays to February 16 (i.e. class resumption on February 17) to safeguard students’ health. During the period, we will continue to assess the situation. We have also contacted universities and tertiary institutions to ask them to consider extending the date of class resumption.
During the extended holiday period, we call on students to stay at home as much as possible. The school will provide students with learning materials through the school website and GRWTH platform, including online resources provided by Hong Kong Education City or other education websites, so that students can learn at home. We call on parents to play with the school-school cooperation spirit, take proper care of their children, and pay more attention to the environment and personal hygiene. The LCSD will also suspend many facilities from 29/1/2020, including all museums, all stadiums, sports fields, performance venues, public libraries, etc., and cancel recreational, sports, and cultural activities at the sites until further notice. Parents are requested to avoid placing their children in a crowded environment and reduce the risk of infection. As the epidemic situation in Wuhan City, Hubei Province and other mainland provinces and cities continues to develop, the school reminds parents and students to avoid unnecessary trips to Wuhan City, Hubei Province and other cities in Mainland China. If unavoidable, they should wear surgical masks for 14 days after returning to Hong Kong. For the school to accurately understand the status of outbound parents and students, please report the outbound travel records and health information to the school. The school urges all parents and students who travel abroad to return to Hong Kong as soon as possible during the suspension period and to avoid traveling abroad. If students are unattended at home and need to go back to school, the school will make flexible handling.
The school’s Sports Day initially scheduled for 7/2/2020 and basketball matches during February will be cancelled.
As regards the arrangements for the provision of a student grant of $2,500 to day-school students in the 2019/20 school year, schools are originally requested to submit the application forms completed by parents on or before February 14. As some schools may not be able to collect the forms on time, we will extend the deadline for submission by two weeks to February 28.
We will make good use of this time to prepare for future classes, such as preparing clean and disinfected items to cater for the needs of individual students. In addition, the school will thoroughly clean the campus to ensure a clean and hygienic environment and strengthen health education. When the school resumes classes, we will continue to strengthen our temperature monitoring measures to measure the temperature of visitors and students every day. Parents are also required to take their children’s temperature at home and teach their children personal hygiene such as washing their hands frequently. Students who are unwell or have symptoms should not go to school. They should seek medical treatment immediately and go home to rest. We will inform parents of the latest information on infectious diseases and related measures in due course. Parents are advised to pay attention.
If you have any inquiries, please contact the school’s staff at 24881520.
Prevention of Pneumonia

While enjoying your Chinese New Year holiday, please be kindly reminded to be extra conscious about personal hygiene to prevent epidemic diseases.
[Health Tips] Hand Sterilization with Alcohol: https://app.grwth.hk/share/1/1249
Events of January and February
Hong Kong has witnessed a rampant outbreak of influenza (flu) and several suspected cases of pneumonia recently. We hope parents can monitor your child’s health condition closely. Please seek medical advice and report to the school immediately if there is any clinical symptom. We now suggest every student to wear a mask to school and prepare two extra masks in the schoolbag.
Meanwhile, we would like to inform you of the main events in January and February 2020 (Please read the attachments).
We sincerely hope you have a wonderful holiday!
