Kolkata: Select school has made arrangements for class III children, V and VIII to take a national achievement survey on campus on Friday.
The biggest rooms have been for tests.
On Thursday, this ‘survey room’ was unanitized after the arrangement of the seating was moved away.
Reminders have been sent to parents so that children reach school between 7:30 a.m.
and 8 in the morning.
After the presence, many will be withdrawn for 30 children per class to be taken for the test.
In West Bengal 3,165 schools have been selected for NAS.
Field researchers, which are officials of the Ministry of Education, and observers, who are CBSE school teachers, who are reported to their respective coordinators on Thursday and the final count is taken at night.
Some observers collected surveys from the coordinator on Thursday night while others would do it at 6 am on Friday, before reaching school at 8 am.
On Thursday, a list of names was prepared by the school to send the teacher to another place as an observer.
There is no teacher from the host school that will be allowed to enter the survey room.
“The rooms have been fumigated and unanitized, and hand sanitisers have been placed at Vantage points.
The signs related to Covid are installed.
The isolation room complete with nurses has been arranged.
Our teacher makes children practice at OMR sheet so they can get used to Self with the technique, “said Koeli Dey, Principal SUSHILA BIRA GIRLS ‘.
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Augustine’s Day School, Shyamnagar, has received a safety protocol that is assessed and certified by the Indian Quality Council before NAS because only class III children will be assessed here.
“We remind parents of the time of entry and items that must be brought by children, such as HB pencils, erasers, two masks, sanitisers, bottled water, and small packages of biscuits,” said the main father of Rodney Borneo.
South Point High School has cleaned the building and carry out anti-virus care.
“We have worked on the route of children can take so that there are at least cross traffic,” said spokesman Krishna Damani.