Implementation of education plan would have prepared schools for Corona
VirusThursday 26 March 2020 In it's comprehensiveness , a beautifully-crafted but poorly implemented
education plan developed by the European Union for public school
perceptibly anticipated a situation when schools would have to deal with
public health emergencies. Those who developed the Education and
Training Sector Strategic Plan (ETSSP), which was to be implemented
between 2015 and 2020, worked closely with the Ministry of Health and
Welness. In sum, the plan seeks to "provide an overall policy and
strategic framework for the education sector that will play a pivotal
role in the development of a modern, sustainable , knowledge-based
economy that supports inclusivenss and diversity." It notes that
"occupational health and safety programmes are not visible nor is there
evidence that any form of audit or safety exercises take place in the
central Ministry, reginal offices or in most schools." Read more:
Source: Sunday Standard. Botswana. |
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