Border schools plan for remote, virtual teaching due to COVID-19

By Ellen Ebsary and Janet Howie
Updated March 22 2020 - 10:40pm, first published 8:00pm
NO GO: St John's Lutheran Jindera School students Lily Ross, 5, Grace Allan, 5, Alex Chambers, 5, Raymond Lynch, 6, didn't get to use their treasure hunt maps on Friday after the fair was cancelled. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE
NO GO: St John's Lutheran Jindera School students Lily Ross, 5, Grace Allan, 5, Alex Chambers, 5, Raymond Lynch, 6, didn't get to use their treasure hunt maps on Friday after the fair was cancelled. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

Schools will ramp up planning for a situation where teaching will be delivered off-site, after the Victorian government announced the school holidays will be brought forward to Tuesday.

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