New Delhi: Along with the recommendations of the Panel formed by the Delhi government, the principal is the view that the school can be reopened in the phase begins with higher class students because of the response to the practical class and the project has been good.
From August 9, Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) allows the reopening of schools for class X and XII students for practical work or projects.
Schools are mostly referred to in class XII students to complete their practice.
In some schools, even class X students come for a brief duration.
Ashok Pandey, Director, Ahllcon School, said, “Practically for class X and XII are ongoing and students come in small quantities.
The response so far is good.
Now, if the government says that the school can be reopened, then we must find out the condition, like Taking approval of parents.
Previously, parental permission was 30-40%.
Things have changed and children also want to come to school.
We want to open school, but have to wait for clarity.
“Ak Jha, Principal of the Sarvodaya Government Education School.
Vidyalaya, Sector 8 Rohini, felt that schools must start from September 1 for class X and XII.
“If that happens, we can call class X students between 8am and 11 in the morning.
Class XII students can come starting at 12:00 to 2pm.
We have done the same thing when the school has been opened earlier,” he added.
In Indian schools, the number of students who came for practice was quite good.
“It is important to note that for now, students only come to practice.
If we reopen, will it be full of time or hybrid? Hybrid sounds more likely for now.
When I was on a webinar, someone from Andhra Pradesh said the school was fully functional at there.
he shares that they have told parents that when they come to choose children, they have to do it from different gates to avoid crowding.
We have to wait for instructions from the Directorate of Education to plan the reoper, “said Tania Joshi Principal .
However, parents are divided into this issue.
All Indian parent associations have demanded the reopening of the school.
But many parents think the government must wait until the children get the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.