New Delhi: Most private schools in the city will be reopened from Monday, with some even planning to call students gradually.
Officials said that regular sanitization of classrooms, cafeterias and libraries had been carried out, with videos sent to parents to convince them to safety protocols.
Sudha Acharya, Chair of the National Progressive School Conference, “Private schools will be reopened from Monday even we want to reopen the school and see how it goes.
Videos from the school where the school who has been sent to parents also convinced them.
Everyone looks forward to children Children return to school and many activities are being planned.
“While stating that students will not be allowed to enter school without a letter of approval from parents, Acharya said,” If a student forgets to bring it, parents must send an email or tell Schools by telephone.
Some steps have been taken, including plans such as certain steps will only be used to climb while others can be used to climb.
We even asked for two parents from each section to visit schools and see their settings.
They are all satisfied .
“Acharya also said that steps To continue transportation facilities also taken.
“We have sent a relevant form to parents and is likely, the bus will start plying from November 15.
There are some parents, especially younger children, who work and therefore cannot drop their children to school every day ..
So it is very important that transportation services are continued.
For those who are still worried can continue to come in their personal transportation, “Acharya said.
Bharat Arora, Secretary General of the Unaided Private School Action Committee, added that several schools were still under the process of taking approval from parents.
“Most private schools reopened since November 8, although some schools are in the process of taking approval and tend to be open after the Holiday Chhath Puja.
Majut, approval for transportation is awaited.
I am sure that the school has started the process to reopen the school that is safe and smooth and We are looking for full cooperation from parents too, “Arora said.
Tania Joshi, the principal of India, said, “From Tuesday, the offline class will continue for students from grade 6 to 8 while the junior class might start next week.
We have ensured that sanititis, thermo scanning and other protocols exist and everything is strictly implemented.
We even called parents representatives to school and shared details with them.
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