You can almost hear the echos of sighs from parents as remote learning comes to an end.
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Under Step 3 of the Roadmap to COVID Normal, schools across the region will recommence on site learning in staggered stages from the beginning of term four, Monday October 5.
Northern Grampians Shire Council are encouraging families to consider getting out and about in the region's parks and gardens and natural environment and supporting hospitality and retail outlets.
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Daily holiday activities will be posted on Northern Grampians Shire Council social media pages.
The council reminded residents for the community's safety, it was essential to remember four key points to practise over the holidays: keep your distance, wear a mask, be kind and follow public health advice regarding hygiene.
Chief executive Liana Thompson was extremely grateful to shire teachers and school staff, families and carers for their tenacity during the challenging period.
"I have no doubt everyone who has been involved in the homeschooling experience this term will be looking forward to a break," he said.
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"It is no easy task for students to learn away from peers and their familiar education system and everyone has done a tremendous job under the circumstances.
"There may not be many of the usual holiday activities on offer this spring but we can still visit a myriad of beautiful areas in the shire and other regional areas of Victoria and catch up with friends and family according to restriction guidelines.
"Don't forget many online forms of entertainment are also on offer within the shire too."
Further information about Coronavirus restrictions or School Holiday activities is available by calling the In It Together Hotline on 03 5358 8700.
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