Hyderabad: Criticing the extension of holidays for educational institutions because of the surge in Covid-19 cases, the school management association recognized by Telangana (TRSMA) on Tuesday demanded that the country continue the physical class at least from February 1.
They said that there had been a loss of extraordinary education By keeping the school closed during the first and second waves and adding that the state must ensure no further loss of academic activities by ensuring that online classes are carried out until the physical class continues.
“Schools must be the first to open and last to close as a public policy.
However, in India, the school remains closed for about two years even like all other sectors, including multiplex or cinema, bars, clubs, where people spend a lot of time and public meetings continued.
There is no meaning to say that schools turn into Covid clusters and children are the most affected, “President Trsma Y Rao said.
TRSMA members said that they had taken all precautions while doing physical classes since September 2021 and added that it was unfair to close the school once more because Omicron.
They showed that educational institutions functioned in the US, France and England.
“The reason maybe they realize the importance of limited online class education and use,” said Secretary General of TrSMA Madhusudan.
Continue the physical class from February 1, said Trsma
