Thiruvananthapuram: The school in Kerala was reopened with education Minister V Sivankutty inaugurated the reopening function of the ‘Praveshan Savern’ school at the Cotton Hill Girls of High School High School, Thiruvananthapuram.
Schools have been reopened on Monday after closing due to Covid-19 locking.
Physical classes for grade 1 to 7, 10 and 12 are back starting today in staggering ways.
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In front of the reopening of the school, classrooms and schools are cleaned and disanited.
Two students will be allowed to sit on the bench.
Students will be allowed to enter after checking body temperature they.
Education Minister V Sivankutty said in the release, “24,300 thermal scanners are distributed to school.”
All schools have been stocked with sanitisers, soap and hand washing.
“2.85 crores have been given to schools for purchasing sanitisers and soap.
The number of Rs 105.5 Crores has been given to schools in advance for midday food programs,” he said.
He further added, “Most of the teachers and school staff are vaccinated, but 2,609 staff including teacher and non-teacher staff have not received vaccines.
Doctor services are also ensured there at school and even though this, offline classes for 8, standard 9 and 11 will be Starting from November 15.
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Meanwhile, police officials also took care of the reopening of the school.
Kerala’s school opens back after a long covid-19 break
