The Canary Islands Government's Department of Education has decided to suspend all in-person classes this Thursday, November 13, due to the weather alert affecting the archipelago. The measure is in response to the forecast of heavy rain and strong winds across all the islands, and classes will be moved online whenever possible. Schools will remain closed where online instruction is not feasible, prioritizing the safety of students and staff.
La Department of Education of the Government of the Canary Islands has announced the suspension of all the face-to-face classes in the Canary Islands for this Thursday, November 13, due to the situation of multi-alert weather which affects the archipelago. This preventative measure responds to the recommendations issued by the Directorate General of Emergencies and Civil Protection in anticipation of heavy rain and strong winds across all the islands. As a result, all teaching activity is moved to online learning during the school day, affecting all educational levels.
In cases where online classes are not possible, all activity will be suspended and educational centers will remain closed, without the presence of management teams, teaching staff, or socio-educational personnel. The Regional Ministry has urged the Canary Islands population to stay informed through the official channels of the Government of the Canary Islands for any updates on this matter. Weather alert in the Canary IslandsThe main objective is to guarantee the safety of students, teachers and staff in the face of the adverse event expected in the archipelago.
