New Delhi: Some private schools in the National Capital opened on Monday after being closed due to high pollution levels, even when some schools decided to start from January 3.
Last Friday, the Air Quality Management Commission (CAQM) allowed Delhi-NCR authorities to continue Physical class for grade 6 students and above, colleges and other educational institutions with direct effects.
“Welcomed with blessings and enthusiasm, our students from grade 6 to 12 show joy and propote their passion to return with their friends and teachers when they return to school gradually today.
With all the protocols and covid-19 protocols, the class has been continued,” said Ritu Mehta, Principal APEJAY SCHOOL, Panchsheel Park.
“Our top priority keeps our students safe.
The whole buzz on campus is a new normal indication,” added Mehta.
Other Top School Principal, who did not want to be identified, said, “We have decided to reopen school from January 3 because not many parents are willing to send their environment consider Christmas and New Year.
If the omicron situation allows and the school is not ordered to close Again, we will reopen in January.
“Anshu Mittal, MRG Principal in Rohini, said,” Students lose interpersonal interactions.
With a physical class in place, other activities such as sports events and co-curricular activities planned from long distances now It will occur in its original format.
“Earlier this month, Caqm has directed schools, colleges and educational institutions in the National Capital Region (NCR) to remain closed, allowing only online educational modes, except for the purpose of examination and laboratory practices.