Gandhinagar: While the number of new Covid-19 cases has fallen away, and the pandemic seems to be controlled, the Government Gujarat is likely to restart class teaching for grade 6 to 8 in the next few days, followed by class 1 to 7.
The government recently allowed class teaching for class 9 to 12.
According to sources in the state government, if the Covid-19 case remained controlled and the third wave situation did not arise, the government aims to reopen the elementary and secondary schools for class teaching.
from August.
Regarding this possibility, the Minister of Education State Bhupendrasinh Chudasama said, “We aim to continue teaching classes for grade 6 to 8 in the next few days.
If the Covid-19 case does not increase, we aim to open class 1 to 5 also at the end of August.
We monitor the situation in everyday and case numbers remain controlled, we want to reopen all classes according to expert advice and under the Covid control protocol.
“” The government has opened grade 9 to 12 and college.
We have got good support.
In the coming days, the government will open class 6 to 8 and then gradually class 1 to 7 only if Covid-19 cases are still under control, “he added.
After the first wave of pandemic, the state government has tried to open schools and colleges for class teaching.
However, they must be closed when the second wave begins.
Recently, the state government opened the first college and grade 9 to 12 at school.
A beneficial source of development said, “The state government is considering from class 6 to 8 schools before August 15 and the main part of the bottom at the end of August.”
Government Gujarat looks to reopen the primary class
