Ludhiana: While the authorities regard to a careful approach in awakening a surge in the number of Covid-19 cases, parents seem to be divided into the reopening of the school, as part of their representatives wanting offline classes to continue.
However, many parents also do not support sending their students to schools until children are fully vaccinated.
The Federation of Punjab Schools Association President Jagjit Singh said: “The students and teachers have hung the signs of ‘no schools, without sound’ outside their homes and written to the Head of the Punjab Election (CEO), Minister of Chief, Government of State, and Department Affairs and justice.
“A school student wrote by letter to the minister’s chairman that:” Very healthy that schools have been closed again based on orders issued by your department.
My inspection will mature on March 202 and I need physical interaction with the teacher for Learning and Understanding the concept.
I see public transportation on the road, buses running with full capacity, open markets, and Mega’s political meetings are often regulated.
Why is only a school that must be closed? “Other students said:” We lost quality education and this loss did not Can be repaired.
The authorities concerned are asked to reopen the school for Help students continue their education.
“Contacted about this, the Deputy District Education Officer (secondary) Charanjit Singh said:” The decision to reopen the school leaned against the government but it was also difficult to get children to follow the Covid protocol.
They cannot maintain social distance at school.
Also, the weather is not profitable with winter at its peak and the Covid-19 case is up once again.
Students are preparing inspections with diligently through online classes.
The exam mode has not been pressed but it is a call for the board to be taken.
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