Bengaluru: After another long gap, grade 9 to 12 students will return to schools and colleges in the district with a low-19-19th test level on Monday.
Parts of parents and teachers have expressed concern about health security.
The Chairman of the Minister of Bumavaraj Bommai tried to eliminate their fear on Saturday, said the state government had taken “extreme care” to ensure safe class learning.
“All preparations have been made to reopen school.
Directions have been given to the government and private schools regarding how to present students, take approval from parents or guardians, make seating settings, set Shift-Wise classes on alternative days and room sanitation Class, among others, “he said.
Bommai urges parents to be vaccinated, note the health of their children and instill confidence in them.
“We have taken the necessary steps to ensure students remain safe.
Our intention behind the reopening school is that children must slowly begin to come to campus.
We want them to gradually develop confidence and attend classes,” he said.
Minister of Minister and Education BC Nagesh will check the arrangements in schools in Bengaluru and surrounding areas on Monday.
Earlier this month, the government decided to reopen schools and colleges for students from class 9 to 12 (II PUC) throughout the country.
Then, he chose to be careful and did not reopen schools in the districts where the covid-19 forwarding level was more than 2 percent.
The decision about the reopening elementary school has been suspended until the last week of August is a factor in the third wave of Covid-19 which is possible and the way infection is likely to spread.