COVID-19 SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR STAFF AND STUDENTS

Our commitment has always been to preserve the health and safety of our students and staff and now we are confident enough to announce that we will be open following the advice of The Ministry of Education.

We will be operating under a detailed health and safety protocol including a limited number of students per class.

For the latest announcements from the Colombian Government regarding COVID-19 please click here.

In-class health and safety protocols

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Educate and train staff members in all measures contemplated in the safety protocol issued by the Colombian National Government.

Adopt staggered schedules, teleworking, and reduce the number of students per classroom.

Provide adequate supplies, including soap, hand sanitizer, paper towels, tissues, disinfectant wipes, face coverings, plastic gloves among others.

Below is a list of what we have done to keep LMTS students and staff safe as recommended by the Colombian National Government.

All our staff has been trained and informed with the action protocols for COVID-19.

Our students will receive training about health and action protocols implemented in the school.

The School has been completely sanitized before reopening.

We will continue to deep-clean with sanitizing products on a regular basis and sanitize all hard surfaces between classes.

We have improved the ventilation in our facility.

We will limit the number of students sharing a classroom. All our courses will be offered One-on-One. Only 1 student per class.

We have implemented specific guidelines for daily waste disposal.

Informative material about safe distance measures, washing hands, and healthy protocols will be printed and posted in public spaces, bathrooms

We always encourage you to follow the usual health precautions, such as:

• washing your hands often;
• social distancing and avoiding interaction with those who are sick;
• refraining from touching your face more than is necessary;
• practicing proper coughing and sneezing etiquette;
• avoiding crowded events; and
• avoiding non-essential travel.

For more information, please refer to the following resources:

• https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019
• https://www.minsalud.gov.co/salud/publica/PET/Paginas/Covid-19.aspx

Stay safe and healthy.

Your Learn More Than Spanish Team