Ranchi / Jamshedpur / Bokaro: A number of private schools, which continue offline teaching for grade 9 and so on on Monday, witnessing the presence between 40 to 70 percent on the first day.
The school says their main focus will prepare students for offline exams.
Delhi Public School (DPS) officials, Ranchi, provided that anonymously said that around 60 percent of students appeared for offline classes on Monday and the presence in his class 11 less.
“The teacher focuses on preparing students for the exam through revisions, solving sample papers and clearing doubts.
Offline classes will be very helpful for them.
We follow all Covid guidelines,” the official said.
Samjit Jana, Principal of Jawahar Vidya Madir, Shyamli, said that his presence was around 70 percent which was encouraging on the first day of reopening would also help rebuild students’ writing habits because they tended to face an annual annual test.
Senior Principal Teacher Nanak Manohar Lal said that the presence of students at school was only 40 percent on Monday.
However, not all schools in the state have continued physical class.
In Jamshedpur, St Mary’s English School spokesman, Ak Pandey said, “Annual Examination, Grade 9 to 12 Pre-Board Exams will be held online.
The schedule has been prepared before.
The physical class of senior standards tends to start from the next academic session.” At school Pentecost Assembly, Bokaro, Principal Karuna Prasad said that 65 to 70 percent of grade 10 students attended school, while the figure was 55 percent in grade 9.
He added 12th grade students undergoing pre-board online exams supported in sending their children to school .
“Ayyaapa Public School, Bokaro, Director of SS Mahapa, said that his school began an offline class from January 1 and currently the presence of almost 50 percent.
(With input from B Sridhar in Jamshedpur)