Infectologist Jarčuška came out with the truth: Autumn fears!What awaits us in the second wave of the pandemic?At a time when all pupils and students throughout Slovakia had online classes from home, they taught a few pupils at school.The director of the school, Anna Parízková, claims that they taught for three days and everyone wore a mask.However, it was a mistake and the school was dealt with by the police, the founder and the regional office, and it received a fine of 300 euros...Electronic learning began in March, but the elementary school in Senica invited the students to school."Silvinka (12) received a message on messenger on May 11.It said that she should come to school in 2 days," said father Tibor (47), who finally drove her to school."I thought it would be there for about 15 minutes.I had a hard time getting her into alternate care, and when she didn't hear from me after 45 minutes, I was afraid that something might happen to her," explained Tibor, who went inside after an hour."The director didn't like it and screamed at her daughter.After the incident, I called the police and they started to find out why they were at school," added the father.Open the gallery to TIbor (47) access Source: atwNový Čas therefore approached the director with the question of why they were teaching."It's true.They were different classes.One was my ninth graders, who asked me because of the entrance exam that they wanted to learn mathematics.There were also children who could not be contacted and did not send homework through edupage.Yes, we taught in this way for 3 days.There were 5 children in the class, everyone had a mask.I know, we violated it, but for the sake of the children," said director Anna Parízková."Thanks to the initiative parent, other parents were able to testify at the employment office.These children did not send assignments and neither did the daughter of this parent.We were questioned by the police and we were fined €300," she added.However, the father claims that Silvia did not know how to log in to edupage, which she told the teacher before home learning started.Matovič on the factor that will be decisive for nationwide measures: It is not the number of casesThe data entered by you in the contact form is processed by the company FPD Media, as, with registered office at Prievozská 14, 821 09 Bratislava, ID: 47 237 601, registered in the Commercial Register of the District Court Bratislava I, in sectionSa, insert no.6882/B for feedback purposes.Read more information on personal data protection more information on personal data protection.