HFS Newsletter – Term 2 – Week 9

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COVID-19 Update

We continue to do our best to keep the school running as smoothly as possible during these difficult times, whilst also following all appropriate guidelines and keeping our staff and students safe.

Here are some recent developments and things to consider:

  • Mr Dunn had been absent from school this week but he will return on Monday
  • We have updated our COVID-19 Protocol to reflect the most recent guidelines from the Ministry of Education
  • The most recent guidelines mean it is unlikely that we will have to have online learning again
  • As long as student tests negative they can still attend school even if a member of their family is positive
  • A positive test result for a student at HFS would not mean that other students would have to go into online learning
  • Students should continue to do a RAT every Wednesday and Sunday and the school will continue to supply test
  • If you need any advice regarding a COVID-19 related issue the Admin Office is always ready to help

Vaccinations

The government will offer vaccinations to all children aged 5-11 starting at the end of the month.

  • Reservations can be made from 24th March
  • Vaccinations will begin on 31st March
  • Students are strongly encouraged to get vaccinated as soon as possible.

Access to School on Tuesday

On Tuesday 22nd March (next week) HHI will hold their shareholders meeting in the auditorium on the first floor of the Hanmaeum Center. The car park of the Hanmaeum Center will be closed in the morning and parents will not be able to drive in to drop off their children. Staff from HFS will be waiting at the entrance to the car park, by the guard hut to meet students arriving by car and help them get into school on this day. The bus will also be met at the guard hut and students supervised into school.

Payment Calendar 2022/23

The school fees and payment calendar for the academic year 2022/23 have been published on the school website. Fees have been increased by 3%, in line with inflation.