COVID-19
COVID-19 Response
GRAMMAR INFORMATION:
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On May 31, 2021, Premier Rankin and Nova Scotia's Chief Media Officer, Dr. Strang, announced that all schools in the Halifax Regional Municipality are safe to open.
Starting June 3, 2021, students at the Halifax Grammar School officially return to the classroom for in-person learning. All faculty, staff and students are permitted to return to the school to finish the school year as we started: together in person, as a community.
We look forward to finishing the year together with the students in the classroom. All official updates from Grammar will be communicated via email.
Please visit our Grammar Connect page to see how our community stayed connected amid the first provincial lockdown in Spring 2020.
Find below all Halifax Grammar School communications related to COVID-19 to date:
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On May 31, 2021, Premier Rankin and Nova Scotia's Chief Media Officer, Dr. Strang, announced that all schools in the Halifax Regional Municipality are safe to open.
Starting June 3, 2021, students at the Halifax Grammar School officially return to the classroom for in-person learning. All faculty, staff and students are permitted to return to the school to finish the school year as we started: together in person, as a community.
We look forward to finishing the year together with the students in the classroom. All official updates from Grammar will be communicated via email.
Please visit our Grammar Connect page to see how our community stayed connected amid the first provincial lockdown in Spring 2020.
Find below all Halifax Grammar School communications related to COVID-19 to date:
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COMMUNITY INFORMATION:
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To stay up to date on potential exposure locations, please check Nova Scotia Health's Potential Exposure List daily.
For the latest information on COVID-19, please visit the Public Health Agency of Canada and Nova Scotia Public Health websites.
If you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, please call 811 (in Nova Scotia) for assessment information.
Trusted Resources:
Public Health Agency of Canada
Nova Scotia Public Health
World Health Organization
Global Affairs Canada
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To stay up to date on potential exposure locations, please check Nova Scotia Health's Potential Exposure List daily.
For the latest information on COVID-19, please visit the Public Health Agency of Canada and Nova Scotia Public Health websites.
If you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, please call 811 (in Nova Scotia) for assessment information.
Trusted Resources:
Public Health Agency of Canada
Nova Scotia Public Health
World Health Organization
Global Affairs Canada
