Tertiary education will operate normally, and public health measures (for example capacity limits, physical distancing, and ventilation) are strongly recommended. There is community transmission with increasing risk to vulnerable communities and pressure on the health system. Broader public health restrictions are limited to only those needed to slow the spread of COVID-19 and ensure pressure on the health system remains manageable.
Our campuses will be open with the following requirements still being in place and followed:-
- Masks are required in all public areas and office space
- The cafés at Invercargill will be accessible however, you must wear your face mask at all times in the café and surrounding area (unless you are seated and eating).
Keep up healthy habits
Even though we are a highly vaccinated country, COVID-19 can still spread in our communities. To slow the spread of the virus, and continue to help protect you, your whānau, and your community, it is important to keep up the healthy habits we know.
- Regularly wash and thoroughly dry your hands or use hand sanitiser.
- Sneeze and cough into your elbow.
- Keep your distance from people you do not know.
- Clean or disinfect shared surfaces often.
- If you have cold, flu or COVID-19 symptoms, stay home and get a test.