Hong Kong weighs allowing up to a third of a school’s pupils to return to face-to-face classes

Hong Kong’s education authorities are weighing whether to allow up to a third of a school’s student capacity to return for in-person classes after the coming holiday, the Post has learned.Two sources said education officials held a meeting with school heads on Tuesday that touched on the arrangements for resuming classes after the Lunar New Year holiday.A third source added officials were also mulling regular coronavirus testing for teachers – possibly every two weeks – to reduce the…

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