1. Students who have lived or traveled in high-prevalence areas (such as Wuhan) before returning to school are advised to stay at home 14 days before returning to school.

2. Students should monitor their body temperature and health status every day after returning to school, try to reduce unnecessary going out and avoid contact with others.

3. In the environment where students are in close contact with other teachers and students, they should wear medical surgical masks or N95 masks correctly to minimize the range of activities.

4. The school closely monitors students' health, measures their body temperature twice a day, and keeps records of truancy, leaving early and defects. If suspicious symptoms are found among students, they should immediately report to the epidemic management personnel and cooperate with medical and health institutions to manage and disinfect close contacts.

5. Schools should try to avoid organizing large-scale collective activities. In classrooms, dormitories, libraries, activity centers, canteens, auditoriums, teachers' offices, toilets and other activity areas, it is recommended to strengthen ventilation and cleanliness, and equip them with hand sanitizers and hand disinfectants.

6. The school provides online lectures and make-up classes for students who are absent due to illness. If the exam is delayed due to illness, make-up exams will be arranged and will not be recorded in the files.