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The school is open as normal and regular schedules are followed. Please help us prevent the spread of infection by following the guidelines from the authorities.
There are currently no restrictions due to Covid-19.
General restrictions and health guidelines
General restrictions and health guidelines
We follow the general "good hygiene guidelines" from the health authorities to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and other viruses. This includes frequent hand washing and application of hand sanitizer, coughing/sneezing into the elbow, additional cleaning of high-touch surfaces, etc.
All visitors to the school are encouraged to apply hand sanitizer upon entering the school. Face masks are not currently required by visitors, students or staff.
Voluntary tests for students age 9 +
Voluntary tests for students age 9 +
FROM WEEK 9 :TESTS ARE NO LONGER OFFERED AT SCHOOL.
What to do if your child is sick
What to do if your child is sick
Sick children should not attend school. If students develop symptoms during the school day, the school will contact the parents, so they can come and collect their child as soon as possible. If your child has Covid-like symptoms, please get tested.
What to do if your child tests positive for COVID-19
What to do if your child tests positive for COVID-19
If your child tests positive with Covid-19, it is important that you stay home. If you have tested positive with a rapid test, take a PCR test and await the result. If the PCR test comes back positive, please stay home and contact the school as soon as possible, so we can inform the class.
Please provide the following information to the school if your child tests positive:
1) Name
2) Class
3) Last day your child was at school
4) Test date
5) If we may share the name of your child with the rest of the class
What to do if you are 'other contact' or a 'close contact'
What to do if you are 'other contact' or a 'close contact'
Other contacts (e.g. students and teachers)
If there has been a case of Covid in the class, fellow students and teachers will be considered as “other” contacts and should be tested three days after the infected person was tested positive for the first time. These rules apply regardless of vaccination status. You are only exempt from test if you have been infected within the last 12 weeks.
Close contacts (members of the same household as the infected person for example)
If you have been in close contact (e.g. you live together) with an infected person, you should be tested three days after the infected person was tested positive for the first time.
There is no longer a requirement for you to self-isolate.
Travel guidelines
Travel guidelines
Students should follow the travel guidelines from the authorities regarding test, quarantine, etc. You can find the latest travel guidelines on um.dk or coronasmitte.dk.
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