The best place for children to learn is in a safe and supportive environment surrounded by their teachers, school staff and friends.
What won't change is our commitment to Nova Scotia's Inclusive Education Policy.
There will continue to be a focus on equity by supporting students who are historically marginalized and racialized (African Nova Scotian and Mi'kmaw students) or who come from other groups that have been traditionally under-represented and under-served.
This includes but is not limited to those struggling with poverty, students with disabilities, newcomers, and 2SLGBTQIA+ students.
Public Health Guidance for Schools
What is Public Health’s advice and expectations for school this year?
Returning to Class for 2021-22
What will the year look like in our schools and classrooms?
Information for Teachers
Guiding and supporting documents for curriculum and program needs.
Plan Updates
Nova Scotia Health’s Contact Tracing in Child Care and Youth Settings fact sheet has been posted.
Updated COVID-19 Daily Checklist and Preventing COVID-19 Spread in Child and Youth Settings fact sheets have been posted.