Students in Croatia will most likely return to school on January 18th

January 9, 2021 – The Ministry of Science and the City Education Office say students in Croatia must return to classes on January 18.

Jutarnji List reported that, except for those affected by the earthquake in the Sisak Moslavina district, classes in Croatia are likely to resume in schools on January 18, and the first day of studying in Zagreb schools should begin with evacuation exercises, the Ministry of Science and the City Education Office revealed.

Over the next week, all districts must make decisions about teaching, and citing the favorable epidemiological situation related to COVID-19, Radovan Fuchs expects counties to mostly adhere to the teaching model. Specifically, according to the MZO database of infected students, in the week before the holiday, from December 14 to 20, there were 2,657 injured, and from January 1 to January 7, the number decreased to 507 0.11 percent of students.

Last week, Primorye-Gorsky Cottar County recorded 76 schoolchildren infected with Coronavirus (0.27 percent), Split Dalmatia County 0.17 percent (93), Zagreb County 0.10 percent (31 students), and Zagreb City, if the data are correct. To 108 positive points, or 0.11% of the students.

“We sincerely hope that the trend will continue with small numbers of students affected so that we can start the second semester with the largest possible number of children in schools,” said an advisor to the Minister of Education Božo Pavičin.

According to the confirmation of the head of the Zagreb Education Office, Ivica Lovric, the consultations with the Ministry on teaching began yesterday and will continue on Monday. In Zagreb, the earthquake is a priority, that is, the safety of students in school buildings, and that is why COVID has fallen into the background.

Parent and individual associations ask questions about child safety in old buildings and call for online tutoring. Some school principals say smaller cracks in buildings from the March earthquake have now widened and need repair, even if the damage does not affect the facility’s functionality.

“Our school is definitely in better condition than it was before the earthquake in March because reinforcements were put in place during the reconstruction. So, the building is fortified, and whether it is safe, I really can’t claim.” Says Tihomir Ingelsfield, director of Zagreb Grammar School, which was damaged. Heavily constructed in March, “it is important to conduct evacuation exercises with students, so that it fits in every school building.” The Petringa earthquake on December 28 also caused a slight crack in the plaster.

The City Education Office says parents’ fear is understandable, but maintains that most school buildings damaged in the March earthquake have been well repaired.

In the event that a final decision is made to begin teaching according to Form A, the City Office will call on teachers and professional services at the school to continue objectively on the first day.

“All schools will have an obligation to conduct evacuation exercises for all students on the first day of school,” says the head of the Zagreb Education Office, Ivica Lovric.

In Sisak-Moslavina County, the online form is the most promising, along with a mixed form of teaching.

Yesterday, the Ministry of Education sent an online survey to the Provincial Education Office for school principals in Penega to find out how many students are not currently living in their homes, how many students intend to return, needs for textbooks and tablets, and how many students and teachers are deprived of electricity and internet.

Susana Hetrick, president of the Croatian Secondary School Principals Association, hopes that the second semester will start with regular classes, except, of course, in earthquake-affected schools.

“Now, it is important for us to do good evacuation exercises in schools and organize professional services to provide psychological assistance. Students have been stressed by COVID so far, and now by the earthquake. It is essential to educate them about what to do in the event of an earthquake and not panic,” says Susanna. Hetrick: “We’re more sensitive now than we were before.”

To read more about COVID-19 in Croatia, follow the dedicated TCN page.

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