The First Day Of Face-to-face Learning In Jakarta, Elementary Schools Must Prepare Spare Masks For Students

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JAKARTA - Head of the Public Relations Sub-Section of the DKI Education Office, Taga Radja Gah, conveyed the temporary monitoring of face-to-face schools on the first day in Jakarta.

In his monitoring at an elementary school in the Cakung area, East Jakarta, Taga said that the implementation of health protocols must be strictly maintained. In fact, schools are advised to prepare spare masks for students.

"This is a grade 1 elementary school student, yes, they need more intensive monitoring, they need assistance, then prepare a spare mask," said Taga when contacted, Monday, August 30.

Then, officers must also direct students to wash their hands when they just enter the school area. Then, the students were also directed to each of the intended classes.

"When you enter the classroom, the seats are already positioned. The students are one and a half meters apart by vacating one seat next to them," said Taga.

Teachers who teach also remind their students to bring food and drinks from home because snacks are not allowed outside the school or in the canteen.

"During the process, there were no children playing in the hallway because they were supervised by the teacher with the COVID Task Force at school," said Taga.

After studying, the students were asked to leave the classroom to go to their house by lining up and passing a different route from the entrance to the class.

"When heading back to the gate, each child will be picked up one by one. If the parents have not arrived, the child will wait in a chair near the school gate, accompanied by the teacher until the parents arrive," explained Taga.

As is known, as many as 610 schools from PAUD, SD, SMP, SMA, SMK, MTs, MA, to MI levels in Jakarta held limited face-to-face learning (PTM) during PPKM Level 3 starting today.

In detail, as many as 85 schools have held PTM trials since April 7, 138 schools on June 9, and an additional 372 schools will join PTM today.

The method of implementing learning is through blended learning, namely learning in class and learning online. In a week, PTM is held on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Meanwhile, on Tuesday and Thursday, disinfectant was sprayed throughout the school environment.

The DKI Provincial Government has not required that students entering school must have been vaccinated, but all teachers who teach at schools must have been vaccinated.

The face-to-face learning time for each level is as follows: a. SMA/SMK equivalent maximum 35 minutes x 5 hours of lessons (175 minutes a week) b. Junior high school equivalent maximum 35 minutes x 4 hours of lessons (140 minutes a week) c. Elementary school equivalent maximum 35 minutes x 3 hours of lessons (105 minutes a week) d. PAUD maximum 30 minutes x 2 hours of lessons (60 minutes a week)

Class conditions that apply face-to-face learning: a. SMA, SMK, MA, MAK, SMP, MTs, SD, MI, and learning equality programs by maintaining a minimum distance of 1.5 meters and a maximum of 18 students per class. b. SDLB, MILB, SMPLB, MTsLB and SMLB, MALB learn by maintaining a minimum distance of 1.5 meters and a maximum of 5 students per class. c. PAUD learns in class by maintaining a minimum distance of 1.5 meters and a maximum of 5 students per class.