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No school lessons in Bremerhaven due to severe weather

School lessons in Bremerhaven will be canceled on Friday due to the storm "Zoltan". There will only be childcare available, the city announced on Thursday. Parents have also been asked to take their children to and from school as a precaution, especially primary school children.

A seesaw in a playground is standing in water. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A seesaw in a playground is standing in water. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Schools - No school lessons in Bremerhaven due to severe weather

School lessons in Bremerhaven will be canceled on Friday due to the storm "Zoltan". There will only be childcare available, the city announced on Thursday. Parents have also been asked to take their children to and from school as a precaution, especially primary school children.

The Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency has predicted storm surges for the Elbe, Weser and Ems rivers in northern Germany. The peak could be reached on Friday morning, as the Federal Office announced on Thursday. At the same time, the German Weather Service predicted heavy squalls on land and gale-force winds on the coast on Thursday. The weather service also expects thunderstorms and continuous rain, for example around the Harz Mountains.

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  1. Despite the bad weather and the cancellation of school lessons in Bremerhaven, parents are encouraged to offer their children additional care during this period.
  2. The severe weather conditions, including the storm "Zoltan", have also resulted in the closure of schools in Lower Saxony, affecting the education of numerous Children.
  3. Thechatable storm low is expected to bring heavy squalls, gale-force winds, and thunderstorms to areas such as Bremerhaven and the Harz Mountains, making outdoor activities unsafe for Children.
  4. The city's childcare offer, however, will continue to operate, providing an essential service for parents who have to work during the severe weather conditions.
  5. With the schools closed due to the bad weather, parents may want to consider alternative educational activities for their Children, such as board games, art projects, or online lessons.

Source: www.stern.de

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