Lucknow: Back to campus after a gap of almost five months, 6-8 grade students were greeted with balloons, flowers and chocolate.
Main schools managed by the state associated with activities as students and teachers celebrate the reopening of the junior class.
Although the Department of Basic Education cannot track presence due to cable mistakes in the integrated voice response system (IVR), officials say almost 50% of students attend physical classes on Tuesday.
The school has arranged thermal scanning and sanitation at the entrance.
Distributed masks and social distance are maintained.
“It’s nice to see children who smile and teachers who are both passionate at school.
We hope that we will immediately return to track,” said an additional director, basic education, Lalita Pradeep.
“We welcome children by applying tilating on their foreheads, and showering flower petals on them.
We distribute stationery and candy.
Happy students can return to school,” Shashi Verma said, Mistress of Composite School in Itayara in Meerut.
“We showered flower petals in children.
They are scanned and dissanned before being allowed to enter the classroom,” said Akhilesh Chandra Mishra, the head of the composite school school in Shahgaj in Jaunpur.
In the English Media Junior School (Koilar) in Bhadohi, a senior teacher said, “Even though we met children during the Mohalla class but seeing them back on the school campus was a different feeling.” The first day at a junior school in the derapur block from the Kanpur Dayat began with a yoga session.
“Karein Yog, Risein Nirog (Fitty With Yoga) is our theme.
We organize yoga sessions for students and their response is extraordinary,” said Head of Shanendra Singh Tomar’s head.
In the top elementary school in the Sarsawa Block in Saharanpur, the teacher made a flower pot made from a used ghee container and put artificial flowers in it.
This flower pot is used as a selfie point for students.
Back to school, students are welcomed with flower petals, chocolate
