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20 September 2021
👉 In light of the 20 September announcement that indoor activities can now have up to 100 people, we have been deliberating about how we can operate under Delta Level 2 and ensure safety of our students and crew.
💕 We have decided that for now Fevah and OMJ stay closed, as we cannot provide the great social experience you have come to expect while still maintaining physical distancing.
👉 We're continually checking the guidelines and will re-open as soon as we feel it is safe to do so, rest assured we will let you know when that is - until then, we miss dancing with you all, and hope you're staying safe!
There is the potential of running reduced 'bubble classes' with fixed partners - let us know if you are interested.
13 September 2021
The South Island is at 'Delta' Level 2 and will be reviewed on Monday 20th of September.
The tighter restrictions to Level 2 and greater risk of transmission mean that partner dancing indoors is not possible.
Private lessons can go ahead with appropriate precautions such as masks.
6 September 2021
The South Island is at 'Delta' Level 2 from the 8th of September and will be reviewed on Monday 13th of September.
The tighter restrictions to Level 2 and greater risk of transmission mean that partner dancing indoors is not possible.
Private lessons can go ahead with appropriate precautions such as masks.
Mon, 6 Sep, 6pm
Please note that the government's own COVID website is currently out of date regarding aspects of Level 2.
Resources and Recommendations
Recommendations at Level 1
At Alert Level 1 we all need to be ready in case COVID-19 reappears in our community.
Staying at home if you’re sick is especially important at Alert Level 1. The risk of COVID-19 being spread in the community is much greater when there are no restrictions on gatherings or going out.
Keep up good handwashing practices, using soap and water for at least 20 seconds, and drying thoroughly. Cough and sneeze into your elbow. Keep surfaces clean.
At Alert Level 1, there is still a risk of COVID-19 returning to the community. We encourage you to continue tracking where you’ve been and who you’ve seen to help with contact tracing, if required. You can use the NZ COVID Tracer app on public transport, in workplaces and when visiting businesses and shops.
100% Contact Tracing at Fevah
Since 1 Jun 2020 we have been recording the details of everyone who attends a Fevah Modern Jive class or event whether they are a regular dancer or just visiting.
Recreation & Sport at Level 2
Partner dancing can still go ahead subject to venue availability.
Alert Level 2 allows for opportunities to engage in play and active recreation including contact sports subject to the range of public health measures.
- Maximum number of people including crew must not exceed 100 (currently only the Thursday class is likely to be affected by this but is outside the 3 day Level 2 period)
- Stay home if you feel unwell
- Masks are not required but they can reduce the spread of germs
- Everyone attending must ensure we have uptodate contact details for contact tracing
On top of the above we are adding:
- Please do not attend classes if you have been to Auckland in the last 5 days
Check back here regularly for any updates as the situation can change daily. If Level 2 restrictions become tighter or if we move to Level 3 then classes will be cancelled until restrictions ease.
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