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CORONAVIRUS IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
Our team at Vamos Academy is closely monitoring the fast-evolving COVID‑19 situation, and we are taking every precaution recommended by the Argentine Ministry of Health.
Safety comes first. Our team and students are advised to wear personal protective equipment while at the school.
We are using disinfectants that are approved by local regulatory agencies to attack bacteria, germs, and viruses.
High-touch surfaces
All surfaces, especially those frequently touched, are getting regularly cleaned and sanitized with disinfectant.
Special Air filtration system
All our classrooms are equipped with 3M filters that can filtrate viruses and bacterias. For more information about our filtration system, please click here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_ioniser
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