Stage 2 Return to School Plans
Last updated September 22, 2020
Beginning September 9, we welcomed students back to campus for Stage 2 of BC's School Restart Plan: full-time in-class instruction. 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 keep your bubbles small, practice physical distancing, avoid indoor gatherings, wear a mask in public indoor spaces, and limit nonessential travel.
Beginning September 9, we welcomed students back to campus for Stage 2 of BC's School Restart Plan: full-time in-class instruction. 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 keep your bubbles small, practice physical distancing, avoid indoor gatherings, wear a mask in public indoor spaces, and limit nonessential travel.
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.