Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) Updates
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starlight1968sg\" post_id=\"1976785\" time=\"1589898627\" user_id=\"14025:
swimming pool not allowed to be open, even after CB lifted
Can't wait to jump into the pool for a dip to combat the hot weather
anything that involve mass people to gather around at the pool, not allowed
not even your own condo pool -
zac's mum\" post_id=\"1976788\" time=\"1589900355\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1976788 time=1589900355 user_id=53606]
Yes supposed to remove mask during PE.lee_yl\" post_id=\"1976784\" time=\"1589898462\" user_id=\"17023:
Two Chinese boys drop dead during PE lessons while wearing face masks (sudden cardiac arrest).[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1976783 time=1589897971 user_id=53606]
DS finds the free reusable mask too thick and suffocating. I will stock up on the disposable kind. Probably need to prepare 3 per day: change after eating recess & change after PE or when sweaty.
We are in a very good mood now after hearing the MOE press release news. Especially my extrovert boy is ultra happy at the thought of finally going back to school to see all his friends in person.
Not sure if our kids need to remove the masks during PE lessons[/quote]
Can use face shield as alternative to mask, I suppose if child has asthma or eczema skin allergy to prolonged direct face covering.
https://www.moe.gov.sg/news/press-releases/arrangements-for-schools-and-institutes-of-higher-learning-at-the-end-of-circuit-breaker[/quote]Think don't participate in PE is probably best.
If the reusable masks are washed frequent enough, they will thin out. I have some very thick ones, wash them in washing machine daily till they thin out sufficiently to be covered.
There are a lot of reusuable masks on sale. Maybe check them out. -
Anyone know,
for primary school ( P1 to P5 Non-graduating cohort ) students taking school bus in Term 3,
if attend alternate week "school-vs-stay-at-home-HBL" lessons,
do parents still pay one-full-month school bus fees, or
pay half-a-month school bus fees,
since
out of 4 weeks every month, these students effectively attend only 2-weeks-school ? Thanks
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Do tertiary
Polytechnic and JC1 (Non-graduating cohort) students attend poly / school everyday, or only attend on alternate week basis ? -
Coolkidsrock2\" post_id=\"1976796\" time=\"1589906981\" user_id=\"48901:
This PE thing, going to be an issue
Think don't participate in PE is probably best.
If the reusable masks are washed frequent enough, they will thin out. I have some very thick ones, wash them in washing machine daily till they thin out sufficiently to be covered.
There are a lot of reusuable masks on sale. Maybe check them out.
1)
if remove face mask during PE,
what's the point ?
If any student from the class is asymtomatic, display No sympton of covid externally whatsoever,
once remove face mask and start to chit chat during PE, the invisible enemy-virus float into the air, the rest of the fellow classmates will get it.
Soon, we will hear news of students behind hit by virus. Then, defeat the purpose of this arrangement of attending school on alternate week
2)
But if wear face mask during PE, dangerous because some students may faint ....
Since either way also pose a problem, might as well forget about having PE. -
phtthp\" post_id=\"1976803\" time=\"1589931466\" user_id=\"35251:
We have to balance risks with benefits. There is no risk-free option which does not disrupt normal life, so some choices have to be made. Presumably PE is done in fairly well-ventilated places, and I believe the activities will be done in a way that the kids are well-spaced. Kids need physical activityfor good health, and helping them return to a semblance of normal activities is good for mental wellbeing. Coupled with the other measures and surveillance in schools, any spread should be fairly well controlled. Even before mask-wearing, etc in schools, there was little (no?) spread in schools.
This PE thing, going to be an issueCoolkidsrock2\" post_id=\"1976796\" time=\"1589906981\" user_id=\"48901:
Think don't participate in PE is probably best.
If the reusable masks are washed frequent enough, they will thin out. I have some very thick ones, wash them in washing machine daily till they thin out sufficiently to be covered.
There are a lot of reusuable masks on sale. Maybe check them out.
1)
if remove face mask during PE,
what's the point ?
If any student from the class is asymtomatic, display No sympton of covid externally whatsoever,
once remove face mask and start to chit chat during PE, the invisible enemy-virus float into the air, the rest of the fellow classmates will get it.
Soon, we will hear news of students behind hit by virus. Then, defeat the purpose of this arrangement of attending school on alternate week
2)
But if wear face mask during PE, dangerous because some students may faint ....
Since either way also pose a problem, might as well forget about having PE. -
zac's mum\" post_id=\"1976783\" time=\"1589897971\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1976783 time=1589897971 user_id=53606]
If you know how, just make your own? Then you can customise the thickness. I found the 4-layer mask promoted by the ST way too thick! Even without the 4th layer, it was too uncomfortable. My family is using 2-layer masks made from pillowcase material - bearable. It's not surgical mask standard for protection, but my personal opinion is that any face covering is good enough when not in a place where the risks are high. I ran out of elastic, though, so am waiting for the shops to open so I can finish one last piece for my daughter.
DS finds the free reusable mask too thick and suffocating. I will stock up on the disposable kind. Probably need to prepare 3 per day: change after eating recess & change after PE or when sweaty.
We are in a very good mood now after hearing the MOE press release news. Especially my extrovert boy is ultra happy at the thought of finally going back to school to see all his friends in person.[/quote] -
MyPillow\" post_id=\"1976780\" time=\"1589895742\" user_id=\"70594:
I don't do treatments, but my haircut was long overdue! I had been planning to get it cut on the day the closures were announced. I just had my haircut on Monday (queued for an hour even in the early afternoon). Such a relief not to have hair on my neck.
Hahaha yes hair treatment is over due -
slmkhoo\" post_id=\"1976806\" time=\"1589934989\" user_id=\"28674:
We have to balance risks with benefits. There is no risk-free option which does not disrupt normal life, so some choices have to be made. Presumably PE is done in fairly well-ventilated places, and I believe the activities will be done in a way that the kids are well-spaced. Kids need physical activityfor good health, and helping them return to a semblance of normal activities is good for mental wellbeing. Coupled with the other measures and surveillance in schools, any spread should be fairly well controlled. Even before mask-wearing, etc in schools, there was little (no?) spread in schools.[/quote]All you need is
This PE thing, going to be an issuephtthp\" post_id=\"1976803\" time=\"1589931466\" user_id=\"35251:
[quote=Coolkidsrock2 post_id=1976796 time=1589906981 user_id=48901]Think don't participate in PE is probably best.
If the reusable masks are washed frequent enough, they will thin out. I have some very thick ones, wash them in washing machine daily till they thin out sufficiently to be covered.
There are a lot of reusuable masks on sale. Maybe check them out.
1)
if remove face mask during PE,
what's the point ?
If any student from the class is asymtomatic, display No sympton of covid externally whatsoever,
once remove face mask and start to chit chat during PE, the invisible enemy-virus float into the air, the rest of the fellow classmates will get it.
Soon, we will hear news of students behind hit by virus. Then, defeat the purpose of this arrangement of attending school on alternate week
2)
But if wear face mask during PE, dangerous because some students may faint ....
Since either way also pose a problem, might as well forget about having PE.
just ONE
asymtomatic spreader, and the whole class can get it, whoever (classmates) is weak in immune system
Didn't you read report that
Covid-19 not just attack respiratory system, but other parts of vital organ body as well ?
Did you read recent report that
300+ young Malaysian children, got hit
?
Do NOT undermine the seriousness & danger of covid19, to young children
Many people think that covid-19 tend to harm old people.
Reports have now shown how devastating it can be, to young children and teenagers.
Do NOT brush aside lightly, this covid-19 great harm, that can be done to a human body -
phtthp\" post_id=\"1976810\" time=\"1589936305\" user_id=\"35251:
Presumably the asymptomatic spreaders have been around for months now, even before the circuit breaker. With good hand hygiene, and now wearing masks, physical distancing etc, the risks can be managed. It will not eliminate all risks, but going to school carries the risk of being knocked down by a bus, or falling down the stairs, or catching the flu, and we have not considered keeping our kids home for those reasons. Other infectious diseases can also cause death in extreme cases, even complications from the normal flu.
All you need is
just one asymtomatic spreader, and the whole class can get it, whoever is weak in immune system
Didn't you read report that
Covid-19 not just attack respiratory system, but other parts of vital organ body as well ?
Did you read recent report that
300+ young Malaysian children, got hit
?
Do NOT undermine the seriousness & danger of covid19, to young children
Many people think that covid-19 tend to harm old people.
Reports have now shown how devastating it can be, to young children and teenagers
Parents who are very fearful can make the choice to keep the children out of school altogether, at the cost of the kids missing out on social interaction and lessons, and the parents having to manage the care and education themselves. In this period of fear, I don't think the authorities will prosecute under the compulsory education laws. But personally, I would send my kids to school if they are in K2 and above. For younger kids, the need to be in school (socially and academically) is less, so staying home longer won't be as much of an issue. I don't think the risks are so great that they outweigh what older kids would miss if they continued to stay home until the COVID-19 risk is completely gone. -
do Not suggest to keep children, out of school
Instead,
substitute PE lesson with something else
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