Following the opening of the school year last week, Mr Victor Galea, Head of College Network, visited the Gozo VPA School in a routine visit to make sure all implementation and Covid-19 precautions are being correctly followed.

Mr Galea said that he was very pleased to see teachers and students happily complying with all implemented measures.

When asked, Mr Galea commented, “thanks to the attitude teachers of the MAVC Gozo Visual and Performing Arts School where it comes to precautions for Covid, we are seeing more than we expected. Obviously, we must keep vigilant all the time, not only the first week of school but throughout the year.”

He explained that, “masks and visors are being worn by everyone in the school, social distancing is being respected, sanitising is readily available; hand washing is being done frequently. I really hope that this will put the minds of students and the parents at rest.”

“Students look satisfied that they managed to return to their normal group or individual learning activities,” Mr Galea said.

Mr Victor Galea concluded by saying that, “this college for the visual and performing arts education is giving our learners the opportunity to express their feelings of hope, fears, concerns, and emotions through different disciplines offered and I believe that this is exactly what especially young people need right now. I am happy that the Gozo VPA School is on the right track.”

Mr Caruana, Head of MAVC Gozo Visual and Performing Arts School also thanked all the staff for their work and commitment to providing the best quality of education in the current circumstances.

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