Education Bureau announced there is class suspension in Hong Kong schools on November 18, and your children no need to return school on this day,extracurricular activities class will be cancelled. From Tsing Yi Trade Association Tin Shui Wai Kindergarten.

Education Bureau announced there is class suspension in Hong Kong schools on November 14, and your children no need to return school on this day, Dancing class, Abacus class and Cambridge class will be cancelled. From Tsing Yi Trade Association Tin Shui Wai Kindergarten.

Dear Parents:
In view of the MTR's announcement that the entire railway, including the Light Rail and MTR buses, was closed this morning, the staff of the school were unable to go to work as usual. The school was temporarily closed today.

 The Government announced January 24 that all kindergartens and kindergarten-cum-child care centres will start their Chinese New Year holidays early on Saturday (January 26) and will remain on holiday until February 18 (the end of originally scheduled Chinese New Year holidays).
 
     The Education Bureau (EDB) has issued letters to schools to explain the measures and arrangements that should be in place during the holidays, including those relating to activities within and outside the schools, lunch arrangements and school bus services.
 
     During the non-scheduled period of school holidays, schools should remain open. If necessary, students can go to school as usual. Schools should arrange for staff to be on duty to handle school affairs and parents' enquiries, and to look after any students who may arrive at school. Schools should clean their premises thoroughly to ensure environmental hygiene.
 
     Parents should take measures to prevent influenza and pay attention to the health conditions of their children. Students should avoid visiting crowded places with poor ventilation. They should build up good body immunity by having a balanced diet, regular exercise and adequate rest.
   
     The EDB will continue to keep close contact with the Centre for Health Protection of the Department of Health and provide support to schools when necessary.