Mumbai: With a steady decline in the Covid-19 case, the Ministry of Education and Health Schools have resumed the physical classes that are green for 5-7 standards in urban areas and 1-4 in rural areas throughout the state after meeting with meetings with meetings with meetings with meetings Covid Pediatric Task Force on Tuesday.
“It’s almost 10 days since Diwali and the Covid-19 curve still decreases.
Given the current situation, it looks safe to reopen the school,” said Minister of Health Rajesh Tope.
The final decision was expected after the proposal was placed before the head of the Minister of Uddhav Thackeray, who recovered after the previous cervical spinal surgery.
The source said in a meeting chaired by the representative of CM Ajit Pawar on Tuesday, it was decided that the physical class for the remaining standards had to be reopened in the next 15 days.
A member of Force Task Pediatric said it was now safe to bring children back to school.
Physical classes for standard 8 to 12 are reopened in urban areas in 4.
October in rural areas, students from 5 to 12 standards will go to school.
The Ministry of Education officers in Mumbai have begun to collect student data in case of 5 to 7.
“We have been told to share our readiness to accommodate more students in the classroom,” said the principal in Chembur.
At present, schools are closed for diwali holidays and will start the second academic semester of November 22.
When the Covid case fell, many experts called for children to return to schools and colleges.
The principal and the teacher insisted that the state made a compulsory physical school and did not insist on approval from parents.
The new SOP for schools is likely to respond to physical classes in urban areas have been bad until the holidays Diwali as parents prefer to learn online.
In Mumbai, while 85% of schools have been reopened last month, but the presence of students under 35%.
Teachers and principals say hybrid-offline learning and online – do not function as students have suffered great learning losses.
The state is likely to revise the standard operating procedure for the school.
Until now, school functions for three hours and students are not allowed snacks.