Students do not have to keep one and a half meters distance from each other after the summer, but they do have to keep it from teachers. This was advised by the Outbreak Management Team (OMT) and the cabinet adopted it. This makes optimal use of the space in classrooms.<\/p>\n
Secondary schools have been partly open for some time, so there is distance learning combined with physical lessons. In practice, this means students go to school about one day per week. This will change after the summer vacation.<\/p>\n
It also applies to mbo’s, universities of applied sciences and universities that they can extend lesson times. This is because students can travel during rush hour again after July 1. However, the one and a half meter rule remains leading within these institutions.<\/p>\n
You can read more important focus points on our website. The answers to frequently asked questions are in our FAQ<\/a>. For personal advice, you can call our advice point on weekdays at 088-6050101. You can also find more information on the website of the Rijksoverheid.<\/a><\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"call_to_action","selecteer_call_to_action":"gerelateerde_onderwerpen_lijst","berichten_met_prioriteit":false,"download_pdf":false,"veelgestelde_vragen_verwijzing":{"titel":"","knop_tekst":"","url":""}},{"acf_fc_layout":"meer_informatie_links","linkjes":false}],"call_to_action":"nieuwsbrief","call_to_action_2":"geen","zoekwoorden":""},"yoast_head":"\n