Bhubaneswar: Higher school on Thursday welcomed class XI students with thermal weapons and sanitisers on the first day reopened after the second wave of Covid crashed into a house.
The excitement among the students was palpated when they joined their respective new institutes after class X.
However, many schools struggled to maintain social distance because parents and guardians accompanied their foundation for induction sessions.
Minister of Education and Mass Sami Ranjan Dash advised students, who felt unwell, to stay at home.
“We have received positive feedback from different schools.
The presence of students is good on the first day because they are enthusiastic waiting to return to school after the 18-month gap.
Schools follow standard operating procedures.
Covid hasn’t gone far, very important is given For safety and studies.
The monitoring team has been formed to check the health of students and teachers.
Those who feel unhealthy do not need to come to school and be able to attend online / youtube classes from home.
“On the first day, the freshener acquainted with the history of institutions, regulations and Regulations, career opportunities available for each stream, new syllabus, e-book and sustainable evaluation system.
Unlike other board students, everyone who passes their class X from a state-run secondary school will join higher secondary schools to plus II.
“There is a feeling of a mixture of excitement, fear, and nervousness,” Srishu Sahu Sekhar, a higher school student of BJB, here, said.
There is a rush near the screen board when students gather to find out about the rooms given to them for induction sessions.
College authorities struggle to maintain social distance among students.
Some parents expressed their displeasure of the settings and violations of Covid guidelines.