Stage 2 Return to School Plans
Last updated November 27, 2020
Beginning September 9, we welcomed students back to campus for Stage 2 of BC's School Restart Plan: full-time in-class instruction. With extensive health and safety protocols in place, we are fully focused on delivering in-person, on-campus instruction. We are also prepared to shift quickly between Stages if required by the Ministry of Education and Provincial Health Office.
WPGA Stage 2 Return-to-Campus Plans
Public Health Links / Coronavirus
Shared Responsibility for Community Safety
We have a shared responsibility to keep our school community and greater community as healthy and safe as possible. Please continue to abide by public health orders: limit your bubble to your immediate household, maintain physical distancing, wear a mask in public indoor spaces, and avoid nonessential travel within and outside of BC.
Beginning September 9, we welcomed students back to campus for Stage 2 of BC's School Restart Plan: full-time in-class instruction. With extensive health and safety protocols in place, we are fully focused on delivering in-person, on-campus instruction. We are also prepared to shift quickly between Stages if required by the Ministry of Education and Provincial Health Office.
WPGA Stage 2 Return-to-Campus Plans
- WPGA COVID Response Protocols
- Junior School Stage 2 Return to Campus Plan
- Senior School Stage 2 Return to Campus Plan
- WPGA Worksafe BC Covid-19 Safety Plan
- WPGA Exposure Control Plan
Public Health Links / Coronavirus
- BC Health COVID-19 Self Assessment Symptom Tool
- Healthlink BC
- Public Health Agency of Canada Travel Restrictions & Advisories
Shared Responsibility for Community Safety
We have a shared responsibility to keep our school community and greater community as healthy and safe as possible. Please continue to abide by public health orders: limit your bubble to your immediate household, maintain physical distancing, wear a mask in public indoor spaces, and avoid nonessential travel within and outside of BC.
Preventative Practices
It is critical to practice good hygiene to help prevent the flu, common cold, COVID-19, and other communicable illnesses.
Good hygiene measures include:
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Frequent hand washing with soap and water for at least 20 seconds (single most effective way of reducing infection spread)
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Drying your hands thoroughly after handwashing
- Using hand sanitizer if unable to wash hands
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Avoiding touching face/eyes/mouth with hands
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Covering your mouth and nose with a tissue or into your elbow when coughing or sneezing
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Not sharing foods and drinks with others
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Maintaining general health (balanced diet, adequate sleep, moderate exercise)
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Staying home when sick. Click here for our school flu & illness policy.
Questions:
If you have any questions regarding our flu/illness policy and health protocols, please contact our Nurses Office.
If you have any questions regarding our flu/illness policy and health protocols, please contact our Nurses Office.