On 8th April, Changchun Foreign Language School was examined by the re-opening inspection team of Jilin Province. An Lijia, Vice Governor of Jilin Province, conducted their comprehensive examination through listening to reports, touring around the campus, looking through archives, and conducting specific interviews. After their inspection, they spoke highly of the considerate and practical preventative measures that have been proactively taken by the school.

　　Spring has come and almost gone during this strange and unprecedented time of combatting the global COVID-19 pandemic. Luckily, all departments of Changchun Foreign Language School are well prepared to welcome our students back to campus and continue their learning face-to-face with their teachers and peers. Our campus will be entirely clean and tidy as usual. Also, due to the implementation of all-round virus prevention and control measures, parents can rest assured that the campus is as safe as a fortress and ready for re-opening.

　　In line with measures specified by various government institutions at all levels in ‘Guidelines on Prevention and Control of COVID-19 in Primary and Secondary School’, CFLS has pre-emptively taken a series of actions to ensure that the re-opening of the campus will take place in an orderly manner.

　　Since the outbreak of the epidemic, our campus has established an impeccable contact network for prevention work. The nurse team, alongside the school office and HR department, has been tracking the daily health information of staff and has established a frequently updated health database for pupils, teachers, non-academic, and third-party staff members.

　　Considering that the school’s re-opening is around the corner, we meticulously verify health information of all people who are going to return to school, ensuring that they are safe to come back and that their health condition is well under control.

　　The school appointed a special team to work out a thorough contingency plan for the school’s re-opening while taking every relevant factor into account.

　　All departments were involved in the simulation exercise of COVID-19 prevention and control, which covered all possible scenarios, including morning checks, lunch arrangements, after school collections, and the handling of emergency conditions. This preparation has undoubtedly improved our ability to prevent and control the epidemic while successfully handling any emergencies that may occur.

　　A kind reminder: we suggest you stay in Changchun during the Labour Day holiday to make sure that students can return to school as expected.