Delhi’s school, college to reopen with a 50% presence

Delhi: Because schools and colleges will be reopened on September 1, District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has issued standard operating procedures (SOP) including mandatory thermal screening, staggered lunch breaks and alternative seating arrangements in classrooms will be followed.
DDMA said that students, teachers and other employees who live in the Covid Detention Zone will not be allowed to come to schools and colleges.
Read Alsodelhi: Schools are ready, parents are not so many class lumps should not be a problem because school plans to prevent student crowding, said the head of the institution on Friday after the announcement that educational institutions can be reopened from September.
Parents, however, are not too sure about no problems, while the university stores a real increase in Covid situations in the national capital, the Delhi government on Friday has announced that schools for grade 9 to 12 years, 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.
“Schools and colleges must prepare schedules according to the occupancy limit of the classroom after the Covid norm.
The maximum of 50 percent of students per class can be called depend on capacity.
The seating arrangement must be done in such a way that the seats are occupied in alternatives.
How to,” Read the DDMA guidelines that are notified on Monday.
“When the situation varies from school to school and college to college, institutions can stagger to avoid crowding in the classroom and at the main entrance or exit,” DDMA said.
Lunch breaks can also be elevated in open areas and investigated in open areas when students will remove masks when having food, added guidelines.
While the government has noted that vaccination centers and activities such as the distribution of rations that occur in different schools will continue, DDMA said the area used for this activity must be separated from the area to be used for academic activities.
“All schools and colleges are advised to ensure that quarantine rooms are available for emergency use.
Regular guest visits must be discouraged,” said the guidelines.
(Input from PTI)