New Delhi: The process of nursery receipts in almost 1,800 private schools throughout the national capital will begin on Wednesday, and the application window is scheduled to be closed on January 7.
The Directorate of Education (DOE) has notified the acceptance schedule.
Acceptance to the entry-level class for the previous academic session began in February this year after a delay due to Pandemic Covid-19.
However, this year, schedule is in line with previous years.
According to a schedule that is notified, the first list of certain children will be installed on February 4, followed by a second list on February 21 and the next list to enter, if any, on March 15.
The entire acceptance process will expire in March 31.
“There is no deviation from the schedule above which is permitted.
Every school will display the receipt schedule mentioned above on the notification board and website.
Furthermore, each school must ensure that the application form for entry is available For all applicants to the last date of the submission.
The number of Rs 25 which cannot be returned can only be charged as the registration fee.
The purchase of school prospectus by parents must be optional, “said a senior DOE official.
The school was asked to notify the number of their seats and acceptance criteria on Tuesday.
DOE has directed that the number of seats at the entry level should not be less than the highest number of seats in the entry-level class for the past three years – 2019-20, 2020-21 and 2021-22.
“The school will develop and adopt the criteria for entry that is fair, reasonable, well defined, fair, non-discriminatory, not ambiguous and transparent.” There is no school that will adopt the criteria abolished by the department including cost or contribution capitation.
Pre-school or montessori schools run by a registered society or trust as a recognized help branch of school must follow a single acceptance process for pre-school schools and their main schools remembering them as one institution, “the official said.
Monitoring cells are being formed In each district under the leadership of the deputy director concerned, who will ensure that every private school uploads their criteria and points in online modules and further, ensuring that the school will not adopt these criteria which are abolished by the department and enforced by the Delhi High Court Department.
“We welcome the government’s decision to begin the nursery receipt start tomorrow.
Parents must be given a fair opportunity to choose the best school according to their child’s needs.
In addition, preschool education puts the foundation that aims for holistic development of physical, social, emotional, emotional, and creative children’s needs.
It will sigh for parents because schools will be able to provide a pleasant environment for children to explore, learn and grow when physically present at school, “said Sumedha Goel, director of MRG School, Rohini.” Until then the school was closed, the children’s learning process would continue to be in online mode.
With a new Omicron Covid-19 variant, cases rise every day, and have triggered national concerns.
Given the same thing, it is very important for parents to get children who are registered to bridge the learning gap because the school is closed, “he added.
Veena Goel, the Principal of Apejay,” We are all excited and with new Zest and enthusiasm, we waited for a pre-batch -Free newbits.
We have planned ahead with the Blended Learning at the top of the base.
We create an ecosystem for combining activities that fit beautifully at home and at school together by maintaining a strong parental partnership “.
Delhi’s nursery reception to start on Wednesday
