The Victorian Government has announced its roadmap to reopening Victoria. Rural and regional Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne each have their own roadmaps.
For information visit:
Coronavirus (COVID-19) roadmap to reopening
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Children will start returning to on-site learning in Term 4. There will be differences between schools in metropolitan Melbourne and rural and regional Victoria
Advice is available for parents about supporting their children learning from home
Worker permit details and form for permitted workers and employers during coronavirus (COVID-19) stage 4 restrictions
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The Department's coronavirus (COVID-19) hotline
Ask questions regarding coronavirus (COVID-19) and education settings by calling
1800 338 663, 8am to 6pm, 7 days a week (excluding public holidays). If you need an interpreter, call
131 450 first
Based on advice from the Victorian Chief Health Officer, everyone over the age of 12 must wear a face mask when leaving home
The Victorian Curriculum Assessment Authority (VCAA) continue to update schools and students about changes to exams and assessments
Guidance and advice for parents in your school community who speak languages other than English
You can follow these tips for talking to your child about coronavirus to have a safe and reassuring conversation with links to additional resources
Find advice for students with complex medical conditions, student health and hygiene as well as school learning and use of facilities
Information about school actions and responses if parents, close family, staff or students are or had contact with a confirmed case
In rural and regional Victoria, services will operate as normal. Your school will be notified if this advice changes
Advice regarding changes to TAFE, traineeships and apprenticeships during coronavirus (COVID-19)
All early childhood services, schools and TAFEs which are currently closed.
Advice and updates on coronavirus (COVID-19) from the Department of Health and Human Services