New Delhi: Schools in the national capital are conducting various steps, including comprehensive sanitization of their buildings and compiling new schedules, because they are preparing to welcome students from grade 9 to 12 on September 1 after Covid-19.
Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) on Monday told guidelines for reopening schools, colleges and coaching institutions.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results “Comprehensive sanitization of buildings is being carried out and the settings will be made for regular cleaning and sanitization of the public area and classroom.
We have sent the approval form to parents and depends on the response, we will arrange a schedule next week.
“This week will be used to let students settle after a long break from class learning,” said the top private school principal.
After a real increase in the Covid situation in the national capital, the Delhi government on Friday has announced that schools for grade 9 to 12, colleges and coaching institutions will be reopened from September 1.
The Delhi government has clarified that no students who were forced to attend the physical class and the approval of parents would be mandatory.
“We have made it mandatory for every employee to get themselves vaccinated, together we can only succeed if all stakeholders, especially parents, work with us.
“Children must be careful and aware of their routine habits and interactions at school,” said Anshu Mittal, Principal, Mrg School, Rohini
Alka Lime, Principal, Modern Public School, Shalimar Bagh said the school has replaced conventional tap systems with water taps without touch and also have senters and dispensers less touch at various points opposite the school location.
“We are very happy to have our students back to school but at the same time, we are extra careful because we have to be very vigilant with respect to the Covid protocol compliance.
We have been on our toes to overcome any situation that can be reopened.
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“After a thorough discussion and taking into account various stakeholders, we have formulated pragmatic rules for all staff and students to follow.
Tight training sessions and workshops have been taken for school brotherhood to tell them with Covid norms,” ​​he said.
While DDMA has allowed school buses to ply, not all schools are ready to continue transportation services and still work on the details.
“Until now, schools do not provide any bus or transportation facilities.
Students who are willing to join the school must come alone,” Limb added.
Allows only 50 percent of students per class, mandatory thermal filtration, staggered lunch breaks, alternative seating and avoiding routine guest visits is among the guidelines announced by Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) to reopen schools and colleges from September 1 .
DDMA said students, teachers and non-teaching staff living in the Covid Detention Zone would not be allowed to come to schools and colleges.