From Monday, 7 September, schools in the Bucha community are changing how lessons are organised because of intensified Russian shelling. Pupils in years 1 to 5 will attend every day, while years 6 to 11 move to a mixed system: a week at school, a week online.
The Bucha city council announced the change.
Фото: Бучанський ліцей №9The timetable may differ from school to school depending on what each building allows. In some schools only years 1 to 4 will attend in person, and in a few of them the graduating years 9 and 11 will join.
Head teachers will inform parents and pupils about the exact arrangements separately. The regime will stay in force as long as the current intensity of shelling continues.
Фото: Бучанський ліцей №9Bucha city councilEven during the war children must receive knowledge, talk with their peers and stay in a living school environment. So we keep in-person learning as far as the security situation allows.
The decision came a few days after the community started looking for a new format of learning and collecting parents’ views.
Neighbouring Irpin took a similar step earlier: there the primary classes were the ones kept in the classroom, going down to the shelter with their teacher during alerts.
Photo: Bucha Lyceum No. 9
As a reminder, 1 September in the Bucha community passed without assemblies.
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