Bluff Academy gears up for school reopening
Staff returned to school on Monday, 25 May, to prepare for the returns of Grade 12 and 7 on Monday, 1 June.
BLUFF Christian Academy (BCA) is ready to tackle what is left of the school year in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Staff returned to school on Monday, 25 May, to prepare for the returns of Grade 12 and 7 on Monday, 1 June.
“BCA is following government regulations. Premises are deep cleaned and sanitised and the staff has been issued with protective gear. We have also taken social distancing into account and have armed hand sanitizers in every classroom, admin building and ablutions. We look forward to seeing our learners,” said Michelle Ann Killian on behalf of the school.
She added that they had an amazing response to the bake-off for Family Day and they celebrated World Bee Day with posters of how to save the bees.
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