From 8th June, the entrance exams to our school will take place, immediately after which matriculation exams will begin. For this we need both free classrooms and free teachers (we have to take into account the fact that some of the teachers belong to the so-called risk group). If teaching were to be divided into groups of 15 pupils, we would need 24 classrooms and 24 teachers, especially for vocational subjects. However, they will be in the final exams. We might be able to partially restore attendance for one year group, but this would be unfair to the other year groups. However, we would not be able to continue teaching anyway, because the pupils' participation would be voluntary. We don't want to become a babysitting organization, and our students don't need babysitting. Even considering that the distance learning is going quite smoothly, we will continue distance learning until the classification is closed (17 June 2020).
We want to use the remaining days from 8 June to the end of the school year to deal with classification and possible individual consultations. We find this process much more meaningful and effective. That is why we have made the final classification drafts available to pupils by 29 May - they have the opportunity to solve it during June.
In this table: https://spssecbcz-my.sharepoint.com/:x:/g/personal/kores_spssecb_cz/EQcNpDvJtIxHpXd55BdvGtUBLqnndsWLHvP26jHBcpRwkg?e=dvTWUJ students can write down what subject they would like to discuss and then the teacher will write down the day and time of the consultation/examination. Please note that the tutor schedules consultations according to his/her ability, if a pupil fails to attend without prior excuse, the tutor may mark the pupil poorly. The purpose of the consultation is to resolve any confusion, not to tutor. Consultations are not a substitute for distance learning, especially for students who have failed to complete assignments during distance learning.
In the event of disagreement, board examinations may be scheduled, which will largely reflect the material covered in the school until its closure.
At the same time, we continue to expect students to appear at school in groups during the week of June 22 to June 26 as part of their class periods.
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