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COVID-19<br />
In 2020, a cluster of Covid-19 cases was revealed in our<br />
school, forcing students and teachers to transition to<br />
online learning. In this chapter, we would like to delve<br />
deeper into how the global pandemic affected<br />
learning and our school community's wellbeing.<br />
Lessons were delivered online via Zoom and we tried<br />
our best to stay on track with our learning whilst also<br />
focusing on maintaining positive wellbeing.<br />
Artwork by Atharva<br />
Anand, Year 7 Student<br />
"As a student who had been<br />
attending this school since 2017, I<br />
felt online learning was a very<br />
drastic, scary change from going to<br />
school in person. Although it was<br />
stressful as we were not allowed to<br />
leave our houses, it taught me to<br />
become more independent as my<br />
teachers weren't there physically to<br />
help me with my work.<br />
<br />
Learning online helped me to<br />
improve my time management skills<br />
and I was able to get the hang of<br />
spending large amounts of time<br />
alone. Overall, I believe that it was a<br />
hard time for all of us, but taught us<br />
valuable lessons as a school."<br />
<br />
Alessandra Djohan, Year 12,<br />
Doverian since 2017
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